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Study: Yes, spam's a problem
October 13, 2003Report: Pockets opening for IT
October 13, 2003 Fortune 1000 CIOs say that information technology spending will increase moderately, according to a report by investment firm Credit Suisse First Boston.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.Study: Internet big in Japan, China
March 30, 2006 Global Net adoption appears to have slowed, with Japan boasting largest percentage of users and China the heaviest usage.Growth in U.S. Net population levels off
December 23, 2003 The number of Net users in the United States expanded much more slowly in the past two years compared with previous years, but many of the 126 million people who are online are becoming more attach...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.PwC: Firms see mixed results in outsourcing
October 28, 2004 Survey of U.S. and European companies finds that less than half consider outsourcing financial functions to be cost effective.Customers cool on subscription software
October 19, 2004 A study on software licensing shows that companies are getting ahead of their customers on subscription-based billing.Home networking to skyrocket, study says
August 4, 2004 The United States will be looking a bit like South Korea before the decade is up, Forrester says.Stolen a film? MPAA wants to know
July 8, 2004 One in four online has illegally downloaded a feature film--and it's slicing into box-office and DVD sales, industry group says.Music sharing doesn't kill CD sales, study says
March 29, 2004 Researchers at Harvard and the University of North Carolina say music swapping isn't to blame for falling music revenue, and might even help sell CDs.Study: Small businesses wary of Microsoft
January 29, 2004 Many small and midsize companies harbor some level of "concern" about becoming "overly reliant" on software made by the Redmond, Wash., giant, a survey shows.Study: Mobile use spreading into the home
December 16, 2003 Cellular services and applications designed primarily for offices are spilling into homes, according to a new IDC study.Chipmakers to fund cancer study
March 19, 2004 The semiconductor industry has enough data for research into dangers of manufacturing plants, experts say.IT workers resist overseas outsourcing
February 11, 2004 A study sponsored by a union group finds that U.S. information technology workers are becoming a political force motivated by the flight of jobs overseas.Click fraud increasing, study finds
July 17, 2006 Fraudulent clicks climbed 3 percent since last quarter, click fraud consultancy says.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.IT salaries flat overall, survey finds
June 9, 2005 Average staff level salaries at large organizations drop slightly as expensive positions outsourced, consultant says.High-tech hospitals better at keeping patients alive?
July 12, 2005 American Hospital Association study finds correlation between IT and patient care. But money could be the main factor.Feeling blue? Maybe it's your cubicle
February 27, 2004 A survey of office workers reveals that many people feel disappointed or embarrassed by their work space. Nine percent wouldn't want their mother to see where they work.
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