Broadband changing habits  A survey of broadband account holders
sheds some light on New Zealanders' developing internet habits,
including that nearly half of users do not understand what
ultrafast broadband is, that people feel guilty about the amount
of time they spend online and that the internet is beginning to
rival television for children.  The results of the New Zealand
survey by Australian online customer satisfaction research
outfit Canstar, show Otago users' broadband habits are changing,
too.  More than half (54%) of the Otago broadband users surveyed
said they were using more data than they did a year ago.
Increasing internet use was also starting to impact on
relationships, with 8% of Otago respondents saying their
internet use was impacting negatively on their relationships,
while 30% said they felt guilty about how much time they spent
online.  Children were also spending more time on the internet,
with 40% of parents with children living at home saying their
children now spent more time onlin