[Air-L] 2011 Future of the Internet Survey invitation

[Lee Rainie, Janna Anderson]

                2011 Future of the Internet Survey invitation


   The Pew Research Centers Internet & American Life Project and Elon
   Universitys Imagining the Internet Center are conducting an ongoing
   survey of important stakeholders like you about the future impact of
   the Internet. This years new Web-based survey about international
   concerns is the fifth in a series of surveys of thousands of Internet
   stakeholders (to see previous results, please go to
   [1]http://bit.ly/yrgc1).

   We hope you'll take 20 to 25 minutes to answer questions tied to eight
   intriguing issues about the potential future of education, money, our
   homes, and more.

   You will find the survey here:

   [2]Click here to begin...

   Note - If the above link does not work, copy and paste the following
   URL into your web browser:
   http://survey.fs.elon.edu/surveys/9JREK7

   It asks you to consider aspects of eight issues, choose the mostly
   likely of two alternative possible future scenarios and contribute your
   own thoughts.

   This is a confidential survey. However, we encourage you to take credit
   for your remarks if possible, as it lends much more credibility to the
   results and contributes to a more vibrant conversation. Each
   elaboration you provide will remain anonymous unless you put your name
   and professional identity at the start of it.

   The process of thinking these issues through is of value and the
   results make a difference. If you know any thought leaders who might
   benefit from participating, we invite you to forward this invitation or
   simply share the survey address with them.
   The Pew Internet Project and Imagining the Internet will issue a series
   of reports based on this survey starting around the turn of the year.
   Material from this survey will be added to the Elon University/Pew
   Internet site, Imagining the Internet
   ([3]www.imaginingtheInternet.org). We will not use your name or email
   address for any purpose other than this project. If you have any
   questions, please contact one of us.

   Thank you!
       Lee Rainie,
   [4]lrainie at pewinternet.org
       Director, Pew Research Centers Internet & American Life Project
       Janna Anderson, [5]andersj at elon.edu
       Director, Imagining the Internet, Elon University

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References

   1. http://bit.ly/yrgc1
   2. http://survey.fs.elon.edu/surveys/9JREK7
   3. http://www.imaginingtheinternet.org/
   4. mailto:lrainie at pewinternet.org
   5. mailto:andersj at elon.edu