Millions of Americans download music for free study says
A Pew Internet Project survey finds about 13 million Americans download music without paying, versus under 2 million who pay. It notes 14 percent of Internet users have freeloaded, with ages 18 to 29 and 30 to 49 heavily represented.
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Youths drive rapid rise of Internet use in survey
SAN MATEO Calif AP a national survey shows 2 to 17 year olds online tripled since 1997 with more than 25 million children on the Internet and an expected 70 percent rise by 2005. Mothers online quadrupled to 16.4 million, while two thirds of households have computers and 46 percent are online.
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Clinton meets Kim Dae-jung in Asia summit show of solidarity
President Bill Clinton travels to Tokyo to confer with South Korea’s Kim Dae-jung after Obuchi funeral and before the first historic North-South Korea summit. Ken Lieberthal stresses united approach to North Korea as Kim Jong Il talks begin in Pyongyang.
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