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- In E-Book Era, You Can’t Even Judge a Cover
- Why Internet Connections are Fastest in South Korea
- Apple May be Working on iPhone for Verizon: Report
- High-Tech Cheating Abounds, and Professors Bear So...
- Computer Chip Revenue Falls 10.5%
- E-book Advantages on the Kindle and the iPad
- IPad Could be Kindle's First Big Threat in E-books
- Students Retain Information in Print-Like Formats ...
- Employers on Online Education
- Young Learners Need Librarians, Not Just Google
- Google Issue Could Affect China Long-term
- 13 Ways of Looking at an iPad
- OCLC Shedding NetLibrary Division
- Cracks in Great Chinese Firewall, even without Google
- TV and Internet Use Together Growing
- More Employers Use Tech to Track Workers
- Militant and Hate Group Internet Use Grows: Report
- More Courts Swear by Digital Technology
- FBI Uses Phony Profiles on Social Networks
- Facebook and Twitter Access via Mobile Browser Gro...
- Survey: People Prefer Free Online News
- U.S. to Roll Out Major Broadband Policy
- Privacy concerns Hinder 'Real-Time Web' Creation, ...
- Reported Cyberfraud Losses Double in 2009: FBI
- 5 iPad Competitors
- Security Firm Says Universities Make Good Targets ...
- Twitter Users Not So Social After All
- HighWire Presents Findings from eBooks Librarian S...
- Interactive Map: Growth of the Internet 1998-2008
- Report: Checking Out the Future
- E-Books Make Gains
- Academic Publishers Seeing Strong Growth From E-bo...
- iPhone Addictive, Survey Reveals
- Bing Search Up 37% Since Launch
- MySpace Readies Site Overhaul to Rekindle Growth
- IBM, Universities Target Easy-to-Use Cellphones
- Private Lives: U.S. Millennials Less Prone to Shar...
- Twitter Passes 10B Tweets
- White House Using Twitter to Spread Message
- YouTube Turns on Captions on Millions of Videos
- FBI Director Warns of Growing Cyber Threat
- How Cybercriminals Invade Social Networks, Companies
- Open Learning Initiative
- Desktops 'Irrelevant' in 3 Years: Google Exec
- Study Finds Weakness in Security System
- University Library Sees Demand for Kindles Soar
- Highlighting E-Readers
- Violent Video Games = Aggressive Kids
- Government to Spend $25 Billion to Improve Interne...
- Thousands of Authors Opt Out of Google Book Settle...
- Libraries Embrace Digital Future With eBooks, Musi...
- Survey: More Americans Get News from Internet than...
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- John Jaeger
- Doctoral Research and Reference Librarian at Dallas Baptist University
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