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Internet sin edades: De los Silver Surfers a los Golden Geeks

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Esta investigación realizada por iProspect en colaboración con Coleman Parkes Research, especialista en investigación de mercados independiente, muestra que no existe ninguna brecha digital basada en la edad.

En 2020, la edad de jubilación habrá aumentado a 66 años, tanto para hombres como mujeres en el Reino Unido. La Oficina de Estadísticas Nacionales (ONS) predice que para esta fecha, los mayores de 50 años representarán un tercio de la población en edad de trabajar y serán casi la mitad (48%) de todos los adultos en el país.

Esto representa un cambio importante en el poder de compra, el cual las marcas deben estudiar. La investigación realizada por iProspect en el Reino Unido, en colaboración con el especialista en investigación de mercado independiente, Coleman Parkes Research, muestra que no existe ninguna brecha digital basada en la edad.

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