Telegraph:

UK web users are the least likely to part with cash for online content, according to KPMG’s annual ‘Consumers and Convergence’ global survey.
The new research found that 81 per cent of UK web users would rather go elsewhere for content online if a frequently used free site started charging for content. With only 19 per cent of UK internet consumers willing to pay for online content, Britain trailed behind other countries’ willingness to invest in digital content.
The survey, which polled 5,627 respondents from 22 countries, found that globally 43 per cent of people are willing to pay to access frequently used online content and this figure increases to 59 per cent among the Asia-Pacific countries.

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