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February Sun, 2001

NEW JERSEYANS ON THE WEB Access Is Up, But Many Still Lag Behind

New Jerseyans are cruising the information super- highway in higher numbers than ever before. Seven-in-ten New Jerseyans now have a home computer where they live, and three out of every five use a computer from home or work to go on-line at least weekly. Despite this relative saturation, however, large gaps in access remain: older and less affluent residents have limited access.

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