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How would you feel if you spent more than $1 million throwing a party and less than 100 or even 1,000 people showed up? That sinking feeling is spreading over
Continue reading »In a recent study conducted by IBM, researchers from IBM and MIT found that the average email contact was "worth" $948 in revenue. This is believed to be the first
Continue reading »One of the knocks on Yahoo! has long been that although it has a fairly large second place stake in the search market, it has never been able to monetize
Continue reading »The theme for this week must be the erosion of market share for dominant technologies. Earlier, we reported on the Firefox web browser's steady march into Internet Explorer territory, and
Continue reading »digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/New_Study_Shows_that_Online_Creativity_and_E_learning_Popular_with_Kids'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; A new study released today by the National School Boards Association shows that 96 percent of students with online access
Continue reading »According to a new report just released by Convio, Edge Research, and Sea Change Strategies, an out-dated approach to online fundraising may be costing charities as much as $100 billion.
Continue reading »Skip the lecture, download the podcast. That's probably not what university professors tell their students, but perhaps they should. New psychological research conducted by Dani McKinney, a psychologist at the
Continue reading »Yesterday we heard Fox News reporting that Facebook may be responsible for lower GPA scores and now today a new study comes to light claiming that rapid-fire media - like
Continue reading »Oh how the mighty have fallen. The one time king of social networks, MySpace, now has the honor of being the site where the less affluent members of the online
Continue reading »Two years ago, HopeLab released Re-Mission, a shoot 'em up game with a difference in an attempt to help cancer afflicted teenagers stick to their medication. This past August, clinical
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