Robyn Greenspan

Internet applications are gaining popularity as research from Nielsen//NetRatings finds that more than 72 percent of the total online audience does more

Many markets stand to benefit from the deep pockets of small businesses (SBs) of up to 99 total employees, according to comprehensive research by Access

The travel industry seems to be flourishing as research finds that half of all U.S. Internet users — equaling roughly 59 million individuals —

Internet usage has shifted from routine to essential, according to findings from Ipsos-Reid that demonstrate an increasing reliance on the medium

The Internet has revolutionized the way people manage their money, as indicated by a reported 164 percent increase in online banking since 2000. The Pew

The global workforce is experiencing a wave of disinterest as a Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) report indicates that 35 percent of employees have little

Digital attacks have declined 8 percent worldwide during November 2002, but there has been a 13 percent increase in penetrations on the U.S. Internet

Lack of information coupled with vague laws could be largely responsible for the high global piracy rate. The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has found

The high unemployment rate — 5.7 percent for October 2002 in the United States — hasn't deterred workers from goofing off on the job. Data

While 3G [define] technology and its applications — specifically wireless imaging — may be in its infancy in the United States, it's

Paying parking tickets may not be quite as exciting as buying the very latest fashions, but globally, the proportion of Internet users who have made

Consumers will continue to fill shopping carts online in 2002 as GartnerG2, a research service of Gartner, Inc., indicates that almost all (98 percent) of