
Internet users have branded internet search engines a "waste of time", according to a Mori report released today.
Published: 6 March 2001 17:28 GMT
Nearly two thirds of respondents said sifting through irrelevant data wasted their time, with 76 per cent calling for more personalised and pertinent information.
Of the 1,256 internet surfers surveyed, 63 per cent felt that fewer distractions from irrelevant links would cut down fruitless online search time.
A Mori survey released last August reported that the average internet worker could cost a firm £1,000 a year in unnecessary search time.
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