The report goes on to looks at the commercial impact that the extreme weather conditions throughout December had on the all important Christmas trading period, and also suggests ways in which sites can become more competitive.
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9th June 2011
“The age of austerity, in the form of the government’s drive to reduce the budget deficit, combined with weak consumer confidence and concerns about the prospect of unemployment, may be encouraging consumers to defer planned upgrades.” 
27th May 2011
“The success of flash sales has been driven in part by the recession, and Amazon is bringing its high standard of customer service to this lucrative market. In the age of social commerce, Amazon’s strength will increase competition level in this sector.”
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Broadband penetration for all British adults reached 68.5% this quarter. But whilst some demographic groups such as ABs and 35-44-year-olds are at virtual saturation with around 85% penetration, others and most notably the old and poor are struggling to rise above 30%. This digital divide is structural and has been widening over the years.
