Cloud computing, eBooks – no thanks (or not just yet)

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Published: June 11, 2010Posted in: Business Intelligence, Clouds, Research & SurveysTags:
Cloud computing, eBooks – no thanks (or not just yet)
We promised one final instalment for you from law firm Wiggin’s epic annual consumer media survey – and here it is. Look away now if you’re anticipating quick riches from your investments in eBooks, 3DTV or cloud computing. In all three areas, a wary public is going to keep its cash safe. At least for now.

On the other hand, if you’ve bet on MMORPGs or – and this might raise a few eyebrows – magazines, there’s better news.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/06/10/wiggin_survey_cloud_ebooks/

And there’s signs of trouble ahead for social networking sites. 42 per cent agree with the sentiment: “I’m getting bored with social networks.” Two thirds of the sample want personal information to go only to people or brands the user trusts.

Canny UK consumers are wary

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