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arstechnica.com - 11/17/2008

Most users don't office in the cloud: 1% use Google Docs

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Google Docs has yet to take a bite out of Microsoft Office's slice of the productivity pie, according to new data from Clickstream Technologies. The market research firm surveyed its standing panel of 2,400 US Internet users and found that, not only was Google Docs usage relatively low compared ...

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