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Study: Twitter's Early Growth Relied On Geographic Proximity
The takeaway from an MIT study released Wednesday, tracking the early growth of Twitter, is that new Web technologies - particularly social networks that rely on adoption by other users
Study Finds the Internet Makes Youth More Engaged Citizens
Arguably, the upheaval, activism and revolutions in of the last two months may serve to counter what has been a longstanding stereotype: youth are largely apolitical. Moreover, those that do
Online Video Not Killing TV, Says Nielsen
Earlier this month, we heard how online video was cannibalizing TV consumption, thanks to data coming out of an IBM study that polled people across six different countries worldwide. The
Grockit Becomes First Educational App to Join Google's App Marketplace
The Google App Marketplace celebrates its six month anniversary today and in doing so has announced a slate of 12 new apps that join the 200 or so that are
Shocking News: Scientists Say Workplace Social Networking Increases Productivity!
Can you believe that using social networking sites at work can increase your workplace productivity? A new study just published by Australian scientists found that taking time to visit websites
Facebook Apps Ecosystem Gives Economy $15.7B Boost
App developers who launch their projects on the Facebook platform have created 235,644 jobs and contributed $15.7 billion to the economy, says a study released by the University of Maryland.
Study says Patents Hurt Innovation
According to a study published in The Columbia Science and Technology Law Review, patents may be harming our ability to innovate. Patents and the Regress of Useful Arts, written by
Google: Tablets Are For Fun, Laptops Are For Work [study]
As part of its ongoing sponsored research into mobile computing habits, Google released some interesting findings about the way consumers use their different devices. Google refers to the tablet as
Men Around the World Access the Mobile Web Almost 10X as Much as Women, Study Says
Popular mobile browser provider Opera released a demographic report about their users today that provides some valuable, if sometimes unsurprising, insights into just who is accessing the web on their
Study: Voters Expect Obama to Continue His Online Presence
We wrote a lot about the importance of Barack Obama's use of social media during the recent U.S. election cycle, and we have seen some evidence that the Obama administration
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