The Canadian Internet Project (CIP) is a longitudinal study of trends in the use of the Internet, traditional media and emerging technologies by Canadians, as well as their attitudes towards media and online activities. CIP examines patterns of use across all media and technologies, with particular focus on the confluence of delivery platforms. Every three years, CIP conducts a representative national survey of Internet users and non-users to explore the ways our world is changing by use of media and technology, with emphasis on the economic, cultural and social implications of these transformations.
ARGENTINA Institute of Applied Economics & Fundacion de Investigaciones,
Economicas Latinoamericanas
Website www.fiel.org.ar
Marcela Cristini marcela@fiel.org.ar
AUSTRALIA ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation (CCi),
Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology
Website www.cci.edu.au/projects/digital-futures
Julian Thomas jthomas@swin.edu.au
Scott Ewing sewing@swin.edu.au
Denise Meredyth dmeredyth@swin.edu.au
