Thursday, November 26, 2009

internet

Study Finds Prime Time On the Internet is 11 P.M.

As Internet Turns 40, Barriers Threaten Its Growth

Conservatives Try to Catch Up in Online Activism

Recent gatherings offer a look into what liberals and conservatives are doing to organize online. more >>

Chronic Media Multi-Tasking Makes It Harder to Focus

Study found those who did it a lot fared worse on tests of concentration more >>

Colin Powell Takes Charge of His Facebook Fan Page

Powell takes control of a Facebook fan page with over 16,000 members. more >>

Can Chrome Help Your Startup Shine?

Google's new operating system has serious small-business potential. more >>

A Smudge-Free Smart Phone Screen?

New test could lead to clearer glass for hand-held technologies more >>

Video Gamers Older Than You Think

Also more out-of-shape and maybe depressed, new U.S. survey of Internet players finds more >>

Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help

For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await more >>

What Parents Don’t Know About How Their Kids Use Facebook, MySpace

Post naked photos? 1 in 50 parents think their kids have done it. Nuh-uh. 1 in 8 teens say they did. more >>

Aiming at a Moving Web Target

Tools, apps and advice to help you stay connected on the go. more >>

Government Recruits Geeks to Blunt Cybersecurity Threats

The U.S. Cyber Challenge aims to identify 10,000 patriotic geeks and make them experts. more >>

Young Kids' Screen Time May Raise Blood Pressure

Watching TV raises risk more than other low-level activities, such as painting, study finds more >>

This Article Will Self-Destruct: A Tool to Make Online Personal Data Vanish

Stent Studies Tied to Rapid Changes in Use

Fast dissemination of data may become main stimulus for change, experts say more >>

Central Park Airport Proposal Brings Internet Fame to Environmental Parodists

A hoax proposal to turn Central Park into an airport has fooled and enraged some. But these internet pranksters actually have something green to say. more >>

Internet May Be Newest Venue for Teen Tobacco Exposure

Social networking sites latest place to view smoking-related content, study shows more >>

Ball State to Offer 'Second Life' Class

Who says you have to sit in a lecture hall to get college credit? more >>

Second Life Data Offers Window Into How Trends Spread

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 >>

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