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Study: For Now, Web-Based Healthcare Tools Are Mostly Ineffective
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association accents the limits of web-based health management tools that are currently available. Researchers focused specifically on tools for
Weekly Case Study: Yes Virginia, You Can Cool Your Datacenter
The Virginia Community College system had a problem. The IT department had run out of ways to cool its data center. They explored going through the expense of transforming the
Study: Social Networks, Gaming Account for Quarter of Time Spent Online
Chances are, you're here by way of a status update on Facebook, a tweet on Twitter or some other method of sharing on a social network. A study released today
Social Media Gains Ground on Travel Experts
Peer recommendations have overtaken specialist knowledge as a make-or-break point for online purchases. A new study shows the same process is taking place in travel, and even within the online
Study Confirms: Personalization Can Backfire
A new study from the University of Illinois confirms what many of us may have suspected privately: "personalized" marketing communication online can often make us actively dislike the message's sender.
Study: 93 Percent of Americans Want Companies to Have Presence on Social Media Sites
According to the 2008 Cone Business in Social Media Study, 93% of Americans believe that a company should have a presence on social media sites and 85 percent believe that
5% of U.S. Adults Use QR Codes, Up From 1% Last Year [study]
According to a new study from Forrester Research, 5% of U.S. adults now scan 2D bar codes - including QR codes - with their smartphones, up from 1% in 2010.
Do Kids Read Blogs? New Study Aims to Confuse
A new study released earlier this month seems to contradict findings from Pew Internet Project's February report on the declining blog authorship and blog readership among the youngest generation of
Evernote Re-engineers Studying By Flash Cards With Its New iPad App
An elephant never forgets. And as Evernote's elephant logo suggests, the note-taking platform already sees itself as a tool for storage, yes, but also for enhancing memory. That couldn't
Cramming for Your Next Exam? Try Cramberry
Just about everyone has been exposed to the concept of flashcards. Whether trying to study for a geography quiz or learning a foreign language, the method of using Q&A cards
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