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Majority of Vacationers Plan Trips Online

A report published by eMarketer shows that 58% of vacation planners are planning their trips online. Conversely, only 23% of respondents made use of travel agents in their holiday plans.

EuroBlog Survey for 2007

Last year's EuroBlog 2006 survey gave an overview of who in the communication profession in Europe is using blogs and for what purpose.

PRWeek Releases Annual CEO Survey

I just got word by email that PRWeek has released its annual CEO survey, this year looking less at communications and more at "the issues and information that impact corporate strategy."

More Than 100 Million Web Sites On The Internet

Netcraft's monthly survey of the Internet has revealed that there are now more than 100 million web sites on the Internet. In the November 2006 survey Netcraft received responses from 101,435,253 sites, up from 97.9 million sites last month.

Be Careful When Writing Online

Because it could cost you your job and it's definitely true.

EU More Likely To Access Mobile Web

Almost three-quarters of Americans who access the Internet via mobile phones do so by using one of the major online portals such as Google, Yahoo! or MSN, according to comScore. Percentage-wise, fewer Americans than Europeans are accessing the mobile Web at all.

Pew: The Internet Will Eat You

With bated breath, we waited two full months for Pew Internet's latest insight into the online community. Finally, Pew slapped the Web with a 115-page glimpse into the future confirming what Hollywood's been telling us for the past 20 years: we're all screwed.

Results In For Survey On Network Outsourcing

The results of the latest IDC WAN Manager Survey indicated something of a mixed outlook for enterprise network outsourcing services and providers. The former may enjoy "robust growth" in the coming months; the latter could "face challenges."

82% of Companies Use Word of Mouth

WOMMA extracts the most used marketing practices from a Inc. 500 survey.

Linux Options Omitted From Vista Survey

It's either the Microsoft way or the highway for computer users according to a survey about the economic impact the Vista operating system could have in Europe.