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Sometimes Google Isn't Enough: New Research Engine Searches "Deep Web"
What do you do when you need to research something on the web? You just google it, right? Using a web search engine like Google is usually fine for casual
Are you an "Out There" Person?
Adam Carstens from the Attention Company emailed today to tell me about some new research they've just published. It's a report entitled “Out There” and surveys the attitudes of people
SalesWorks Takes On Salesforce.com With Hybrid Web/Desktop App
Mission Research, a vendor of contact management solutions for the nonprofit sector, has launched a product today at DEMO aimed at the SOHO market. The product is called SalesWorks and
Personal Health Records: Lots of Interest, but Few Users
According to Manhattan Research, a healthcare market research company, personal health records (PHR) are slowly becoming more popular in the U.S., but concerns about privacy and a lack of understanding,
Turn Your Head & Swipe: Doctors Love the iPad (Infographic)
The iPad meets many of the needs doctors say that have for a lightweight mobile computer and many are very interested in the device. An infographic below, from Mobile Health
WebNotes: Not Just Another Annotation Service (500 Invites Available)
There are any number of services that offer the ability to annotate Web pages or share finds with friends. So why spend time on WebNotes? Because it seems awfully serious
Extraordinary Measures: Computing in the Cloud for Cancer
One of the promises of the cloud is the power to join computing resources to solve the scientific mysteries of our time. On the backdrop of biomedical research, the
New Funding Recommendation Engine Helps Startups Find Investors (Invites)
Identifying the right investors to approach for funding your startup can be challenging. ChubbyBrain hopes to make make that a little easier and equip entrepreneurs with more information and options
The Dark Figure Of Social Media: What Can Twitter Teach Criminologists?
The "Dark Figure of Crime" is not, as one would imagine, a London-fog-bedecked, cloak-and-dagger figure slinking down a shadowy alleyway. It sounds very Hollywood, but "The Dark Figure" is simply
Number of US Health 2.0 Consumers Now at 60 Million
A report was released today by pharmaceutical and healthcare market research company Manhattan Research, stating that the number of U.S. adults who are Health 2.0 consumers has risen to over
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