Lee Rainie Biography

Lee Rainie is the Director of the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project a non-benefit non-fanatic certainty tank that reviews the social effect of the web. Since December 1999 the Washington D.C. research focus has inspected how individuals' web use influences their family's networks' social insurance instruction metro and political life and working environments. The Project has given in excess of 300 reports dependent on its studies that look at individuals' online exercises and the web's job in their lives. The entirety of its reports and datasets are accessible online for nothing at http://www.pewinternet.org. Lee is a co-creator of Up for Grabs Hopes and Fears Ubiquity Mobility Security and Challenges and Opportunities. All depend on Project reviews about the eventual fate of the web. He is likewise composing a book entitled Networked: The new social working framework with humanist Barry Wellman about the social effect of the web and mobile phones for MIT Press. Contact a speaker booking specialist to check accessibility on Lee Rainie and other top speakers and big names.

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