Robyn Greenspan

Threats of terrorism concern IT professionals, and almost half of those surveyed indicated that a major cyber attack on the U.S. government could be

Dialing up could be phasing out, according to reports that predict robust growth in the broadband industry. While 2002 began with more than 32 million

With U.S. unemployment rates in the highest range since 1994, 4 million Americans per day are turning to the Internet for job information. Results from a

Three years worth of data, 37 countries, 42,000 interviews, and the results can be summarized rather quickly: While global Internet usage has grown

A mouse hanging 'round a doctor's neck instead of a stethoscope might not be so far-fetched as a survey conducted by the American Medical Association

With more than half of the population owning mobile phones and over six million active pre-pay handsets, the UK could be poised for a backlash against the

While many employees are toiling away at their careers, others are doing some personal Web surfing. A survey conducted by Websense International Ltd. and

Investors looking to place blame for their deteriorating portfolios and the troubles of the stock market need only look as far as themselves, according to

Web site designers take heed: Internet users are paying attention to the details. A study of 1,649 online users, primarily from the United States and

Travel marketing service, TripAdvisor, has found that leisure travel is not an impulse buy, and that consumers often take a month or longer conducting

Internet users looking for local news will turn to regionally based newspaper sites over TV and national news Web sites, a pair of surveys revealed. The

Despite heavy opposition from the music industry, 19 percent of Americans over aged 12 have downloaded music or MP3 files from an online file-sharing