The latest data from the The Pew Internet and American Life Project are chock full of interesting tidbits.  RoadMAP’s favorite is that 20% of Americans rely primarily on wireless for their Internet connection.  Here is ars technica’s review.

Is There a “Caring About Broadband” Divide in the US?
The Pew Internet and American Life Project has a new poll that definitely got our attention. It reports that, in contrast to many policy makers, a majority of Americans don’t think making broadband more affordable should be a “major” government priority.
In fact: “Contrary to what some might suspect,” the poll’s author adds, “non-internet users are less likely than current users to say the government should place a high priority on the spread of high-speed connections.”

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