Daily Mail, July 6, 2006

Britain's young people are for the first time spending more time looking at internet sites than watching TV, a new survey has revealed.

The lives of youngsters aged between 16 and 25 are dominated by their computers. The average youth spends 23 hours a week online and 67 per cent of youngsters say they would be "lost" without their PC.

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