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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundStudy: Offline still beats online for some activities
August 12, 2004 Survey of American Net users finds that though the Net plays key role in lives, offline alternatives are still important.Viruses, hackers hit a third of Net users
August 12, 2003 Almost one in every three Internet surfers in the United States has been hit either by a computer virus or a hacker in the past two years, a new survey says.Report: Big boost for blogs in 2004
January 3, 2005 More and more Americans are tuning in to Web logs--even if they don't know exactly what they are.Study: Net users confused about search
January 24, 2005 Millions of Americans use search engines, but most know little about how they work or how results are presented.Time for a .xxx domain?
December 28, 2005 For the sake of clarity, attorney Eric Sinrod believes that it is an idea whose time has come.Web gives power to the people, surfers say
December 7, 2005 American Net users believe going online helps them have more of an impact in politics, according to a survey.One in six Americans visiting blogs
August 9, 2005 New study also reveals that visitors, bucking stereotypes of blog fans, appear to come from wealthier households than other Internet users.Report: Net users picking safer passwords
December 16, 2006 Average MySpace password has eight characters, expert says. But no password is secure if you fall for a phishing scam.Do as you say, not as you do
December 13, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says the statistics belie the general impression that people are taking privacy precautions when they go online.Study: We're getting used to the taste of spam
April 11, 2005 The Pew Internet and American Life Project turns up some surprising data about people's attitudes toward junk e-mail.Google draws privacy complaint to FTC
April 20, 2007 Three public-interest groups are expected to ask for a government investigation into issues posed by Google's DoubleClick acquisition.Study: Americans feel strongly about social ties online, too
November 29, 2006 Annual report examining the Web's impact on society highlights boom in social activities online.NSA granted Net location-tracking patent
September 21, 2005 Government agency patents a way to learn the geographical location of Internet users. How will the technique be used?Downloads rise as file traders seek new venues
April 26, 2004 While the number of people downloading music has increased, they're turning to alternatives to avoid the wrath of the record industry, a study shows.Google ducks a legal bullet
October 4, 2006 Eric J. Sinrod says search giant's profitable policy of selling keywords remains safe--for the time being.Consumers open wallets for paid content
September 23, 2003 U.S. consumer spending for paid Internet content is spiraling upward, due partly to more people looking for a mate online, according to a new study.Scammers jingle all the way
December 21, 2005 At this time of year, cyberscams take on a holiday flavor and credit card fraud gets a snowball effect. Images: Holiday phishingGroup pools data to trap phishers
June 2, 2005 The Anti-Phishing Working Group is building a central clearinghouse of info on online fraud scams to improve defenses and nab crooks.Tech execs: Wake up and smell the spam
December 1, 2004 Products alone won't win against increasingly nasty junk e-mail; Net users must raise awareness, say tech bigwigs. Photo: Execs talk spam
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