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How to Survive When the Robots Come For Your Job
The robots are coming for our jobs.
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Look at What These Charts Say About Global Use of Technology
Americans aren't the only ones obsessed with cell phones and social media. In fact, slightly more adults own cellphones in China (95 percent) than in the US (91 percent), according to a new Pew Research Center report. The report, released just yesterday, shows technology adoption is a global phenomenon
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Report Confirms Challenge for Businesses: Unmasking Anonymous Web Users
Keeping a low profile 30 years ago meant putting the shades down, staying out of social clubs and avoiding phone calls. Virtually, the public hiding game is a bit trickier, and a new survey revealed most internet users are doing just that -- trying to hide online.
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Pew Study: Mobile Means More News
News wherever your choose. That could be the motto of news in the age of mobile, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism. The study, "The Explosion in Mobile Audiences and a Close Look at What it Means for News ",
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Harnessing the Power of Online Reviews
What do you do before making a purchase? If you are like 58% of Americans, you perform online research concerning the products and services that you considering purchasing. User Generated Knowledge Influences Purchases According to a recent study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, not only are
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Implications for the Enterprise: Cell Phones and American Adults
This week the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project released a study that probed cell phones and American Adults. What they found showed that texting has permeated generational boundaries. Sure, adults still don’t text as much as kids do, but the numbers are climbing, nonetheless.
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WEM Lessons: Case Studies on Social Media Monitoring
Monitoring one’s brand or image is nothing new. In the olden days, companies might have held focus groups to find out what consumers thought about their product, brand or company. Today, it’s much more complicated to gauge your reputation. Companies are no longer just producing print materials and television advertising.
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