Monday, July 13, 2009

internet

Would You Share Your Health Information Online?

A majority of people have sought health info online. But few have shared their own medical issues. more >>

Getting Medical Advice on the Web from Other Patients

Patients swap personal stories, offer help, and share studies at "crowd-sourced" disease sites. more >>

South Korea Says Attackers Used IP Address in 5 Nations

Tech 101: How a Denial-of-Service Attack Works

North Korea a Suspect in Cyber Attacks in U.S.

Electronic System Helps Track Diabetes Care

Patients benefit from shared information with doctors, Canadian study shows more >>

10 Reasons Google Voice Will Rock the Phone World

Compelling new service is starting to open up to new users. more >>

Watch Out for Twitter Hype in the Iran Elections

The revolution may be Twitterized, but it's not clear that's a good thing. more >>

Major Abortion Rights Site Launches Online 'Common Ground' Forum

A major abortion rights website is up with a new "common ground" forum. more >>

Travel Smarter

Before your next trip, hit up these online communities. more >>

Your Twitter Toolbox

Apps to personalize your Twitter experience. more >>

Survey: Family Time Eroding As Internet Use Soars

Afghan Presidential Candidate Uses Obama's Online Model

A leading Afghan presidential candidate has built a fundraising Web page based on the Obama's model. more >>

Did Facebook Kill Itself By Giving Out Usernames?

If not, did you change your Facebook username? more >>

Usernames Will Kill Facebook

The social networking site's latest move will make it like any other website: indistinguishable. more >>

6 More Tips for Taking College Courses Free of Charge

Here are more ways to take advantage of no-cost offerings at top schools. more >>

Start-Ups Should Think About Charging for Content

More smaller companies are recognizing a need for fee-based business models. more >>

Who Needs a Yearbook When There's Facebook?

New technologies are giving high school yearbook staffs a reason to rethink standard practices. more >>

The Purpose-Driven Website

Assuming your website is successful, what will it have accomplished? more >>

Too Much Media May Be Tough on Kids' Health

Expert warns parents to limit access to computers, TV and more more >>

Online Gambling Leads to Crime and Hurts Young, So Why Encourage It? Asks Spencer Bachus

Computer betting lures the young and leads to crime. Government should not send the wrong message. more >>

With Gambling, Personal Freedom Is Always the Best Bet, Says Barney Frank

There are many vices in the U.S. Those that hurt others must be stopped. Online gaming need not be. more >>

Obama to Create Cyber Czar In Awareness Effort

Time Warner to Spin Off AOL, Ending Ill-Fated Deal

Google Hoping Web Surfers Will Ride Its 'Wave'

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