Publication: Usos del ciberespacio para entretenimientos en los ratos libres
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2019
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Este trabajo aporta información para conocer el estado de la “virtualización” de actividades relacionadas con el entretenimiento, entendiendo por “virtualización” el desplazamiento a Internet de tareas que antes se realizaban fuera de ese entorno. Los resultados de una encuesta a la población internauta de España corroboran que, para identificar a quienes hacen uso de Internet para el entretenimiento continúan siendo relevantes las distinciones según las edades, los estados civiles y las dedicaciones (estudios vs. trabajo). A estas se han añadido nuevas variables con objeto de comprobar su incidencia en el recurso a Internet para actividades lúdicas. La “autodescripción como usuario/a de Internet” emerge en esta investigación como un nuevo determinante del recurso a la Red.
This paper provides information to know the state of “virtualization” of activities related to entertainment in free time, understanding by “virtualization” the displacement to the Internet of tasks that were previously performed outside of that environment. The results of a survey to a representative sample of Internet users of Spain, corroborate that, to identify those who make use of the Internet for entertainment, distinctions according to age, civil status and occupation (studies vs. work) are still relevant. To these variables, new ones have been added in order to check their incidence on the Internet resource for recreational activities. The “self-description as internet user” emerges in this research as a new determinant of the use of the Internet.
This paper provides information to know the state of “virtualization” of activities related to entertainment in free time, understanding by “virtualization” the displacement to the Internet of tasks that were previously performed outside of that environment. The results of a survey to a representative sample of Internet users of Spain, corroborate that, to identify those who make use of the Internet for entertainment, distinctions according to age, civil status and occupation (studies vs. work) are still relevant. To these variables, new ones have been added in order to check their incidence on the Internet resource for recreational activities. The “self-description as internet user” emerges in this research as a new determinant of the use of the Internet.