Michael Pastore

The troubles being experienced by some broadband providers aren't indicative of the future of broadband, according to a report by Jupiter Media Metrix.

Despite a national tragedy and an economy in turmoil, the September e-commerce numbers aren't quite as bad as some may have feared. According to the

The United States economy has certainly suffered a downturn, and the unemployment rate is at its highest in almost four years, yet a study by the

An average of 11.7 million Americans visited online news sites each day the week after the Sept. 11 tragedy, almost double the 6 million who visited news

Some U.S. households are getting rid of their additional phone line, according to research by Gartner's Dataquest unit, but this isn't necessarily bad

More than half of the households in the United States had one or more computers in 2000, and more than 80 percent of these households had at least one

Following a trend established by the retail industry, offline brands in the financial services industry are proving to be more popular with consumers than

Most organizations are taking a "wait and see" approach toward investment in electronic procurement technology, according to a study by a team of academic

PC sales have had a bad year, but sales of peripherals -- the removable memory, CD drives, LCD monitors and other new toys computer users increasingly

Online consumers looking to move their shopping and finances online have two choices: They can try to remember an increasing amount of user names,

The number of U.S. household customers subscribing to online services reversed its first-quarter decrease and rose 3 percent to 70.7 million subscribers

Jupiter Media Metrix has spotted a light at the end of the online advertising tunnel. But what comes out when the market emerges will be part digital