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Google's Research Interests: From Web 3.0 to Low-Tech Camera Kits
If Google's mission is to organize the whole world's information, it makes sense for the company to look a few steps ahead. Today the Google Research team highlighted seven academic
The Top 10 Domains On Twitter: Bit.ly Rules Them All
A look at more than 1.5 million tweets shows that Bit.ly has remained the dominant URL shortener and tweeted domain on Twitter, with Bit.ly appearing more than its nine closest
Library of Congress Puts Twitter Front and Center
Back when the United States was born, people who needed to do research would sometimes ride a horse for days to get to the nearest library. Today, the U.S. Library
Location-Based Social Networking to Generate $3.3 Billion by 2013?
According to a rather speculative report by research firm ABI Research, location-based social networks like Brightkite, GyPSii, Pelago and Loopt could reach revenues as high as $3.3 billion by 2013.
Google Hires Twitter-Hacking PARC Scientist
Does Google get social? It sure would like to and just a few weeks ago the search giant brought in-house a world renowned expert in social technology. Until the end
Mendeley Throws Open the Doors to Academic Data
Innovations in communications software and websites can be quite exciting. After the dust dies down, however, it's really not clear how much more information has been made available, how many
Study: iPads Inferior to Newspapers in Information Retention
French Internet research company Miratech has published research on how users interact with media presented in a physical newspaper versus an iPad. Miratech used eye-tracking technology to determine how users
iPad Poised to Become Most Quickly-Adopted Electronics Device Ever
As we have reported here before, the sales figures from the iPad continue to exceed the predictions of even the most optimistic Apple fan. And those fans will surely like
[Research] Half of U.S. Cellphone Owners Research In-Store Goods With Their Devices
The rise of mobile commerce is going to give traditional retail stores a headache. Results from a survey done by the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows that 25%
IT Poll: Is the Analyst Business in Trouble?
Phil Fersht of HfS Research takes a look at the state of the analyst business and concludes that it could be in just as much trouble as the news
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