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Who's buying iPods?
February 15, 2005 A whopping 11 percent of the U.S. population owns iPods or other MP3 players, study finds.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.In-game ads work, study says
October 3, 2005 Nielsen finds that gamers remember brands they see in video games--especially when ads resemble real life.HDTV market to boom, study says
March 28, 2005 But growth may be stunted by scanty content, market researcher In-Stat says.Companies ramping up e-mail monitoring
June 9, 2005 Survey finds that 63 percent of companies employ or plan to employ personnel to monitor employee e-mail.Is the affinity for music innate?
August 17, 2005 Your strong desire to hear the music of Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs just might have been inherited.More parents keeping track of teens online
March 18, 2005 American parents are latching on to filters, other methods to prevent their kids from accessing objectionable content, study shows.Digital gap narrows in Europe
March 21, 2005 The Scandinavian region is still the leading market for digital products, study shows.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.This is your brain on video games
June 23, 2005 Study shows the brain treats digital violence as if it's real. That doesn't mean gamers are gun-toting bullies.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?Study: Holiday sales set to jingle
October 5, 2005 New clothes will top the list, but consumers also will have an eye out for bargains in the computer aisle.Companies dinged on Web privacy
August 23, 2005 Drug and food companies receive poor marks in a new study examining how companies handle data they collect via the Web.Study: Broadband penetration to surge by 2010
August 2, 2005 Broadband access will be in 71 million U.S. households in five years and give a boost to online shopping and banking services.Study: Ring tones heavily shoplifted
August 3, 2005 Wireless operators, recording studios stand to lose millions of dollars annually because of a rising tide of ring tone theft.Bosses on the prowl for risque pics
June 18, 2005 Study finds that almost all big U.S. companies are watching out for naughty online images--and that a fair number lead to dismissals.Music sales boost online spending
March 10, 2005 Song downloads hit a high note with consumers, pushing online spending up 14 percent from a year ago.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.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.
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