71 percent of U.S. teenage Internet users spend 166 minutes a month on Weblogs

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James Enck, global telecom strategist with Daiwa Securities SMBC Europe Ltd has claimed in an article on VOIP at eweek that “71 percent of U.S. teenage Internet users spend 166 minutes a month on Weblogs”. Interesting figures, not sure where the figures come from but if its true its amazing.

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