Thanks to Nick Shackleton-Jones for publicising the Media Literacy: Understanding Digital Capabilities [archived version of big PDF] about UK citizens' media literacy. There is plenty of meat in it, including clear evidence that upping Internet users' appreciation of and good habits in internet security is a high priority, and striking data about different categories of users' relative willingness to learn. Worth reading in conjunction with the OII's 2011 Internet in Britain report, by William Dutton and Greg Blank [big PDF].
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