GESIS: Eurobarometer 56.0 ZA 3625 Aug-Sep 2001

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Information and Communication Technologies, Financial Services, and Cultural Activities

Information and communication technologies: Computer / Internet usage and teleworking Publication
Attitudes towards financial services and the financial situation of the respondent Publication EC Consumer Affaires see related
Cultural activities / media exposure (television, radio, computer/Internet, print media, music) Publication

2nd ZA edition - update as of November 21, 2006
No standard trend questions; no questions Q.29 to Q.33; reduced demographics
EORG has produced additional weighting variables to provide a better basis of comparison with a previous EUROSTAT survey. They are applied in the official reports on "Cultural Activities" (Q.34 to Q.50). Standard Eurobarometer weighting variables are also available.
Comparable data for the special module on the Cultural Activities for the candidate countries are available at a later time in the context of Candidate Countries Eurobarometer 2003.1 (ZA4159).
Errata

Rosario Spadaro (THE EUROPEAN OPINION RESEARCH GROUP, EEIG):
Europeans' participation in cultural activities. A Eurobarometer survey carried out at the request of the European Commission, EUROSTAT. Brussels. April 2002 (also available in french and german).
Chiara Badalori: European Citizens and the Media. National Reports. Public Opinion in the European Union. Executive Summary. Brussels, May 2003.
THE EUROPEAN OPINION RESEARCH GROUP, EEIG, pour la Commission Européenne: Les européens et les technologies de l'information et de la communication dans le cadre de l'emploi. Bruxelles, Automne 2001.
Christophe Duflos (EORG, for the Directorate-General): Europeans' views on banking and insurance services. (Comparative report with previous surveys). Brussels, December 2001 (report and comparative report also available in french).

	Sample size	Fieldwork dates	Field-Questionnaires
France	1002	27 Aug 01 - 27 Sep 01	FR
Belgium	1031	27 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	BE_NL / BE_FR
Netherlands	1047	25 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	NL
Germany (West)	1023	25 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	DE_W
Italy	998	22 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	IT
Luxembourg	609	25 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	LU_LU / LU_FR
Denmark	1001	22 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	DK
Ireland	1002	27 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	IE
Great Britain	1041	22 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	GB
Northern Ireland	305	29 Aug 01 - 19 Sep 01	GB_NI
Greece	1001	03 Sep 01 - 24 Sep 01	GR
Spain	1000	31 Aug 01 - 21 Sep 01	ES
Portugal	1000	30 Aug 01 - 25 Sep 01	PT
Germany (East)	1024	25 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	DE_E
Finland	1023	28 Aug 01 - 27 Sep 01	FI_FI / FI_SE
Sweden	1000	28 Aug 01 - 27 Sep 01	SE
Austria	1093	25 Aug 01 - 24 Sep 01	AT
Questionnaire Copyright and Acknowledgements

Please notice erroneous coding for basic British regions in P7_GB and accordingly in all derived variables (M7_GB, P7R_UK). At least GREATER LONDON (16) and KENT (18) seem to be exchanged. Data have been corrected in the ZA version of this data set as of December 19, 2005. This variable should only be used with caution.
D.29 for ITALY: the income categories 1 to 5 are erroneous. The correct income categories in accordance with the Italian field questionnaire are: (1) up to 750.000 L; (2) 750.001-1.000.000 L; (3) 1.000.001-1.500.000 L; (4) 1.500.001-1.750.000 L; (5) 1.750.001-2.000.000 L. The value labels have been corrected in the ZA version of this data set as of December 19, 2005.
Additional EDUCATION WEIGHT variables (V23 to V35) are not coded correctly in the 1st ZA edition delivered until June 20, 2006. The 2nd ZA edition as of June 21 has been updated accordingly.