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Podcasting - Is Anybody Really Listening?

Is it me, or is everyone podcasting these days?

Blog Measurement Needs Standards

New data from Gallup notes that one in five Americans say they consult blogs "frequently" or at least "occasionally."

Whats so Special About Search Marketing???

If your company is not aggressively conducting efforts that will increase your search engine traffic, then it is time to get in the game!

Pew Says Digital Divide Continues

The Pew Internet & American Life Project released a new study with some startling facts regarding the Internet, who's using it and how they're accessing it.

Nearly All Teens Have Web Skills

They are online, half of them on a daily basis, and use the Internet for news, games, and instant messaging.

Net Users Unfamiliar With Jargon

Apparently, not everyone has an innate knowledge of all the terms, acronyms, names, and abbreviations associated with the Internet.

Spyware Frightens 9 Out Of 10 Net Users

Results of a recent survey on Internet usage finds that 91 percent of respondents have changed the way they browse because of spyware.

Pew Says Spyware Stinks

The Pew Internet and American Life project released a study today that says most U.S. Internet users learned about spyware and adware the hard way. They've had their computers screwed, blued and tattooed by annoying bits of software that take over your browser, eat up memory, cause your computer to crash and a whole host of other problems.

Podcasting: 'Significant growth by 2010'

Now that Pew Internet's data on how many people listen to podcasts has been roundly trashed as untrustworthy, would you trust any numbers from anyone else on projected growth in podcasting...

Podcasting Popularity Continues To Increase

Of the 22 million Americans who own MP3 players, including Apple's iPod, about 29 percent have downloaded the audio files that make up a podcast.