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«For men, it's just, 'Give me the facts. For women, it's 'Let's talk about this. Are you worried about this problem?' It's keeping in touch and connecting with people in a richer way.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«Women are the ones who ask directions and men are the ones who never stop to ask directions, so they do it online as well.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«If there is an overall pattern of differences here, it is that men value the Internet for the breadth of experiences it offers, and women value it for the human connections.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«This moment in Internet history will be gone in a blink. We may soon look back on it as a charming, even quaint moment, when men reached for the farthest corners of the Internet, trying and experimenting with whatever came along, and when women held the Internet closer and tried to keep it a bit more under control.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«The technology is not a stopper [with young women] as with older women.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«I think the real interesting story is the young women, because that is the one age cohort where there are many more women online. The younger women are just much more comfortable with the Internet.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«More than men, women are enthusiastic online communicators, and they use e-mail in a more robust way. Women are more likely than men to use e-mail to write to friends and family about a variety of topics: sharing news and worries, planning events, forwarding jokes and funny stories. Women are more likely to feel satisfied with the role e-mail plays in their lives, especially when it comes to nurturing their relationships. And women include a wider range of topics and activities in their personal e-mails.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«Men and women also value the Internet for a second strength, as a gateway to limitless vaults of information. Men reach farther and wider for topics, from getting financial information to political news. Along the way, they work search engines more aggressively, using engines more often and with more confidence than women.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«Men tend to be attracted to online activities that are far more action-oriented, while women tend to value things involving relationships or human connections.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
«Once you get past the commonalities, men tend to be attracted to online activities that are far more action-oriented, while women tend to value things involving relationships or human connections.»
Author: Deborah Fallows
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