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- Purdue Professor Embeds Hyperlinks in Printed Books
- The Humanities Go Google
- How Computers Know What We Want — Before We Do
- Apple Says Sold 2 Million iPads
- 4 in 10 Consumers Would Swap Their Laptop for Appl...
- Apple Bigger Than Microsoft
- Facebook Privacy: A How-To Guide
- Apple's iPad Goes Global
- Book Publishers Agree Change Coming; Details Murky
- Are Standalone e-Book Readers Doomed?
- Study: Generation Y Taking Online Privacy to Heart
- Most Students Prefer Print Textbooks to Digital Ve...
- Harvard's Paper Cuts
- Researchers Find 'Million-Follower Fallacy' in Twi...
- Google's Economic Impact Was $54 Billion in 2009
- Book Excerpt: Open Leadership
- Dell's Streak Readies for Battle With iPad
- Google Launches New Course-Scheduling System
- Brief History of YouTube
- AOL at 25, Contemplates its Future
- Seven Open Source Innovations on the Cutting Edge
- Google Rolls Out Encrypted Web Search Option
- Facebook CEO: 'We've Made Mistakes' on Privacy
- Pandigital's New $200 Novel Color e-Reader
- George Washington's Library Book Returned 221 Year...
- Annoyed By Cellphones? Scientists Explain Why
- Google Teams With Sony, Intel on 'Smart' Web TV
- Google Wave Has Officially Opened Its Doors
- Google Introduces New Online Video Format
- Google Introduces New online video format
- Stanford University Prepares for 'Bookless Library'
- British Library to Digitise 40m of its Newspaper P...
- Mobile Phone Sales Soar: Study
- Twitter Expects Hundreds of Advertisers
- Study: Google Scrambling Our Perception of Science...
- Nearly One in Three Social Networkers Suffer From ...
- Nearly one in three Social networkers suffer from ...
- Study: Consumers Happier about Their Cell Service
- DNA Could Power Computers
- Internet Use Makes Us Happier, Says Mental-Health ...
- Google's Search Market Share Slips as Bing Rivalry...
- Why Universities Should Hate the iPad
- Study Finds No Link in Cell Phone Use, Brain Tumors
- Google Mistakenly Collected WiFi Data
- In Five Years, YouTube Has Revolutionized How We Live
- Critical Assets: Academic Libraries, a View from t...
- 1 in 4 Households With Cell Phone, No Landline
- Microsoft Launches New Office, Duels Google Online
- U.S. Struggles to Ward Off Evolving Cyber Threat
- A Social Networking Website That Convinced 1 Milli...
- California Dreaming: Remaking Online Education at ...
- The Incredible Shrinking CIO
- Archive Makes Over a Million Digital Books Availab...
- Google Translate Now Speaks More Than 30 Languages
- Face-to-Face Time Makes us Happier than Facebook
- Facebook Statuses Reveal Happiness
- Goggles Turns Google Android into Pocket Translator
- Five Ways to Make the iPad Better
- Report: Google Android Surpasses iPhone in U.S.
- Educational Technology in Public Schools
- Court Says Internet Filtering in Public Libraries ...
- Millennials Increasingly Find Their Religion Online
- 'Historic' Day as First Non-Latin Web Addresses Go...
- Online Evaluations Show Same Results, Lower Respon...
- Bridging the Online Language Barrier: Translating ...
- Google Tunes Up Search Results, Touches Up Logo
- 48% of Parents Friend Their Kids on Facebook
- Microsoft's Internet Explorer Losing Browser Share
- Google to Launch Digital Books by Early Summer
- Professors and Social Media
- Publishing: The Revolutionary Future
- Amazon Adding Twitter, Facebook to Kindle E-reader
- 52-Percent of Adults Share Sensitive Data on Socia...
- Pa. School District's Webcam Surveillance Focus of...
- OCLC Report: How Libraries Stack Up 2010
- Nielsen/Facebook Report: The Value of Social Media...
- Students Denied Social Media Go Through Withdrawal
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