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View articleBy the end of 2001, 38 million homes worldwide will have access to interactive digital television services, according to Strategy Analytics. And while...
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View articleThe role of Internet portals has changed: they are no longer gateways to the Internet, but rather, have become destinations. Now portals need to adopt...
View articleAOL-Time Warner may be a marketing powerhouse to advertisers who want to reach Internet users at home and work, but as its users gain more Internet ex...
View articleThe Canadian travel industry has undergone a dramatic transformation at the hands of the Internet, according to a study by Ipsos-Reid that found nearl...
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View articleLed by China, the number of active Internet users and PC owners in the Asia-Pacific region will increase dramatically in the coming years, according t...
View articleIt's one of the oldest debates on the Internet: Should sites charge for content. It began with information content and now it applies to audio, video,...
View articleBroadband users are still more likely to be online longer and use the Internet more often than dial-up Internet users, but a study by Excite@Home foun...
View articleInternet penetration in Portugal reached 20 percent at the end of 2000, a rise of four percent from the previous six months. Read More...
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View articleThe dot-com fallout isn't hurting everyone in the online space, just ask career sites. Traffic to the 20 leading career-related Web sites increased 47...
View article"Two roads diverge in a yellow wood..." Well, not exactly, but as marketers search for ways to improve banners, are they missing the point? Internet c...
View articleThe last six months of 2000 saw more Americans get Internet access, as well as increases in Internet use for hobbies, shopping, and browsing for fun, ...
View articleLike many industries, the Internet is leaving its mark on the healthcare trade. According to Jupiter Research, the Web sites of individual physicians ...
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