Hungarian Youth Entrapped by Internet

Published: 4 July 2000 y., Tuesday
The company said that almost 40 per cent of the 12-to-18-year-old are using the Internet at home and a third at school. They are mainly interested in music, films and the related news, games, the sites of concerts and parties, love and sex. Twenty per cent of young Hungarian Internet surfers are looking for friends and a third are actively engaged in chatting.
Šaltinis: MTI news agency
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