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Teens and media: a full-time job
December 7, 2006 Young Americans spend more than 72 hours a week using the Internet, cell phones, television, music and video games, a study says.Microsoft-backed study sees Vista creating U.S. jobs
December 11, 2006 The new operating system could generate 100,000 new U.S. tech jobs, IDC found in a study commissioned by the software giant.Study: Click fraud could threaten pay-per-click model
July 5, 2006 Survey finds that 27 percent of respondents say they've already slowed or stopped their pay-per-click advertising.Chat on cell phone, become infertile?
October 24, 2006 More than four hours a day may lead to less viable sperm, researchers in Cleveland, New Orleans and Mumbai find.Virtual rootkits not a problem, say researchers
October 2, 2007 Hypervisor technology cannot be used to hide rootkits from detection, according to a study by Carnegie Mellon and Stanford researchers.Electrical grid could handle millions of plug-in hybrids
December 11, 2006 Tune in, turn on, plug in. The government says it's OK.U.K. on track to be global talent hot spot
September 27, 2007 In five years only the U.S. will be ahead of the U.K., according to a study identifying world's best locations for attracting talent.Wired but not Web 2.0? That's normal, study says
May 7, 2007 Most American adults have a computer, a cell phone and Net access, but few use them as a public forum, according to a Pew survey.Chart: What's your tech personality?Pollution declining in parts of eastern U.S.
December 15, 2006 Controls imposed on coal-burning power plants are making it easier to breathe in Ohio River Valley, a new study says.When the PC becomes a parenting problem
October 11, 2007 About a third of parents believe the Internet sucks up too much of their child's time--so what do you do about it?Plague carriers: Most users unaware of PC infections
October 25, 2004 If you are the average user, your computer has more bugs than a skid row motel.Study: Businesses falling short on data disposal
September 24, 2007 Study commissioned by BT Group finds that many organizations fail to clean sensitive data off secondhand hard disks.MIT: To keep coal, carbon needs to go underground
March 14, 2007 Coal will remain king for power generation for decades, but new carbon storage technologies are needed, MIT says.Study: Male sweat causes female hormones to rise
February 7, 2007 Researchers conclude a few whiffs of a pheromone found in male sweat can raise levels of a female hormone associated with arousal.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.Report criticizes Google's porn filters
April 10, 2003 An optional setting that aims to keep adult content out of the company's search-result listings excludes thousands of innocuous sites, a Harvard study says.What's on your iPod?
June 30, 2006 More music is being ripped from CDs than downloaded, but multimedia content is taking off, study shows.Global warming to help you breathe?
February 10, 2006 It could shorten the season for respiratory tract infections, study says. But it could also lead to more heat-related deaths.New dinosaurs: Spelling, conversation skills
January 26, 2007 As digital tech becomes a household fixture, it's time for parents and kids to bid some old-school skills adieu.Study: Vista could create 50,000 jobs in Europe
September 14, 2006 Next version of Windows will create a cascade of benefits for local European economies, says Microsoft-sponsored study. Sponsored matches for "study"
