Robyn Greenspan

Acknowledging that there is considerable work to be done, Adam H. Putnam (R-Fl), chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Technology,

Shoppers got busy during November 2003 by spending 55 percent more online than they did in the same period last year. Among the most popular items

Persistence is paying off in the battle between the record industry and music sharers, as Ipsos-Insight determined that there has been a growing

The spam volume that was lost in October has been found in November. According to measurements from Brightmail's Probe Network, spam has hit the 56

Internet users are finding that they no longer have to stand still to log on through a variety of devices that allow access from anywhere. Research from

While online personals, dating and socializing sites have become among the biggest paid content generators on the Net — ringing up nearly $215

The United States may not have to look past its own backyard to enforce the Anti-Spam bill the president is expected to sign by 2004. The United Nations

Slowpokes are expected to get left behind as the U.S. careens toward 50 percent broadband penetration by 2008, according to Jupiter Research (a unit of

The TV is competing for the undivided attention of viewers, as a Pew Internet & American Life Project report finds that the medium, along with the

A substantial increase in the number of U.S. households paying and viewing bills online suggests a growing comfort with the medium and less concern over

The fastest growing online population is also the oldest, according to measurements from Nielsen//NetRatings finding that the over 65 group surged 25

Any Internet user with an inbox full of spam knows that prescription drugs are readily available online, and Jupiter Research (a unit of this site's