Life in a Digital Europe

The e-Living project, running from January 2001 to the end of 2003, created a co-ordinated set of pan-European longitudinal household panels to generate quantitative data on the uptake and usage of information and communication technologies (ICTs) over time. The emphasis on longitudinal study marks this project out from the increasing number of cross-sectional surveys carried out for commercial, academic and public policy reasons.

Contact at Eurescom: Peter Stollenmayer

Eurescom's role: Member of the Advisory Board, Subcontractor for providing Webspace, mailing lists, audio-conferences, FTP

Coordinator: Dr. Ben Anderson, University of Essex