People who use the internet at work spend more time and money online than those who access the web from home, AdAge reports.
A new survey released by Avenue A, a Seattle based advertising and media agency, reveals that internet media consumption is 22% higher among work users than for home-only users.
Of those surveyed, 64% of work users said they made purchases on the web and 60% admitted spending more then $100 online in the previous three months, compared to only 39% of people who use the internet at home. The study also found that there is a correlation between the amount of time spent online at work and the number of purchases made.
