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1. Proceedings of the International Association for Development of the Information Society (IADIS) International Conference on Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age (CELDA) (Madrid, Spain, October 19-21, 2012)

Author

International Association for Development of the Information Society (IADIS)

Abstract

The IADIS CELDA 2012 Conference intention was to address the main issues concerned with evolving learning processes and supporting pedagogies and applications in the digital age. There had been advances in both cognitive psychology and computing that have affected the educational arena. The convergence of these two disciplines is increasing at a fast pace and affecting academia and professional practice in many ways. Paradigms such as just-in-time learning, constructivism, student-centered learning and collaborative approaches have emerged and are being supported by technological advancements such as simulations, virtual reality and multi-agents systems. These developments have created both opportunities and areas of serious concerns. This conference aimed to cover both technological as well as pedagogical issues related to these developments. The IADIS CELDA 2012 Conference received 98 submissions from more than 24 countries. Out of the papers submitted, 29 were accepted as full papers. In addition to the presentation of full papers, short papers and reflection papers, the conference also includes a keynote presentation from internationally distinguished researchers. Individual papers contain figures, tables, and references.

Published
2012

2. Finding Company Information in the COMPNY Library of LEXIS/NEXIS.

Author

California State Univ., Fullerton. and Richey, Debora

Abstract

The Company (abbreviated COMPNY) Library in the LEXIS/NEXIS database provides comprehensive information on corporations. The COMPNY Library contains more than 170 files of business and financial information, with an emphasis on publicly-owned companies. This guide is designed to walk users of the LEXIS/NEXIS system through the steps needed to access the COMPNY Library. It covers the contents of files, explains how to search the library, describes how to display/print and download records, and provides a list of basic commands and function keys. The guide includes examples of screens the user will need to manipulate and describes the 20 group records into which information pertaining to a specific company is broken down. Suggestions on how to refine a search strategy and a list of other sources are also provided. (KRN)

Published
1992

3. An Evaluation of Online Business Databases.

Author

van der Heyde, Angela J.

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the credibility and timeliness of online business databases. The areas of evaluation were the currency, reliability, and extent of financial information in the databases. These were measured by performing an online search for financial information on five U.S. companies. The method of selection for the companies chosen is also included. The research findings concern problems that were encountered in the research; the currency and reliability issues; and an overall evaluation of the databases. Appendices serve as a reference guide to the online business databases that supply extensive financial information. The appendices list the evaluated fields of the databases; items unique to each database; and a cross-reference of synonymous or aggregate terms. The conclusion of this paper is that Disclosure is the preferred overall database; it is the least expensive and has the most general financial information. (Contains 13 references.) (Author/JLB)

Published
1990

4. Critical Reading of the Web

Author

Griffin, Teresa and Cohen, Deb

Abstract

The ubiquity and familiarity of the world wide web means that students regularly turn to it as a source of information. In doing so, they "are said to rely heavily on simple search engines, such as Google to find what they want." Researchers have also investigated how students use search engines, concluding that "the young web users tended to examine briefly the first few hits on the initial results pages before performing new searches, rather than examining every hit in detail." Students "appreciate the time saving characteristics of electronic resources," but they "opt for the easiest and most convenient method of information seeking." Online library databases take a bit of extra effort, which students are initially unwilling to expend. Students too easily trust the results fed back to them by their favorite search engine (usually Google). A 2007 study of student use of Google found that, when all factors are considered, students trusted Google's positioning more than their own judgments as to the relevancy of an article. Most approaches in convincing students not to use web searches in general and Google in particular as their primary, if not only, source of information seem to fail. In this article, the authors describe an activity which offers a different approach, in that it attempts to "prove" to students that their favorite tool can lead them astray. The activity allows students to discover for themselves how inaccurate some materials on the web can be. It tends to elicit emotional reactions of surprise, confusion, and anger. In doing so, the activity increases students' understanding of the reasons for use of library databases and resources, and their motivation for using those resources. A list of references and suggested readings is included.

Published
2012
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5. Extending Adoption of Innovation Theory with Consumer Influence the Case of Personal Health Records (PHRs) and Patient Portals

Author

Baird, Aaron

Abstract

A long tradition of adoption of innovations research in the information systems context suggests that innovative information systems are typically adopted by the largest companies, with the most slack resources and the most management support within competitive markets. Additionally, five behavioral characteristics (relative advantage, compatibility, observability, trialability, and complexity) are typically associated with demand-side adoption. Recent market trends suggest, though, that additional influences and contingencies may also be having a significant impact on adoption of innovative information systems-on both the supply and demand-sides. The primary objective of this dissertation is to extend our theoretical knowledge into a context where consumer influence is a key consideration. Specifically, this dissertation focuses on the Personal Health Record (PHR) and patient portal market due to its unique position as a mediator between supply (ambulatory care clinic) and demand-side (patient and health consumer) interests. Four studies are presented in this dissertation and include: 1) an econometric examination of the contingencies associated with supply-side (ambulatory care clinic) adoption of patient portals, 2) a behavioral assessment of patient PHR adoption intentions, 3) an integrated latent variable and discrete choice evaluation of consumer business model preferences for digital services (PHRs), and 4) an experimental evaluation of how digital service (patient portal) feature preferences are impacted by assimilation and contrast effects. The primary contribution of this dissertation is that adoption (and adoption intentions) of consumer information systems are significantly impacted by: 1) supply-side adoption contingencies (even when controlling for dominant-paradigm adoption of innovation characteristics), and 2) demand-side consumer preferences for business models and features in the context of assimilation-contrast (even when controlling for individual differences). Overall, this dissertation contributes a new understanding of how contingent factors, consumer perceived value, and assimilation/contrast of features are impacting adoption of consumer information systems. [The dissertation citations contained here are published with the permission of ProQuest LLC. Further reproduction is prohibited without permission. Copies of dissertations may be obtained by Telephone (800) 1-800-521-0600. Web page: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/products/dissertations/individuals.shtml.]

Published
2012

6. Towards an Understanding of Mobile Website Contextual Usability and Its Impact on Mobile Commerce

Author

Hyman, Jack Alan

Abstract

An increasing number of technologies and applications have begun to focus on mobile computing and the wireless Web as a way to conduct commerce-oriented transactions. M-commerce Websites that are usability friendly must emphasize information quality, system quality, and service quality, as these are proxy measures to mobile commerce user satisfaction (MCUS). Measureable variables can help researchers to understand how satisfaction induces users to return to a Website. Although several studies on m-commerce user satisfaction focus on content quality, appearance, service quality, and ease of use, the results of these studies were inconclusive because they do not address contextual usability barriers for the mobile Web. The task context, which consist of two activities, search and transaction, is a prominent contextual factor that affects mobile usability positively or negatively in achieving MCUS. The researcher determined what end user expectations and actual usage beliefs result in disconfirmation or MCUS. An empirical field study of an online retailer and search platform was conducted using a sampling of 98 participants. The participants used a smartphone to search and complete a transaction in the participant's natural setting. The study results indicated that expectations and usability measures including efficiency, errors, and flexibility significantly influence actual usage leading to MCUS. The original Expectation Confirmation Theory (ECT) model assumed that user's expectations could lead to actual usage. However, in the modified ECT model, it is the actual usage experience itself that determines MCUS. Disconfirmation is an inconsistent measure tied to actual usage, purchase intent, or satisfaction as mobile users often make purchases from m-commerce Websites because of convenience, flexibility, efficiency, and accessibility. If the user experiences an error during the search or transaction activity, such a drawback can cost a mobile Website future traffic, the loss of a transaction, and lead to lower levels of satisfaction. [The dissertation citations contained here are published with the permission of ProQuest LLC. Further reproduction is prohibited without permission. Copies of dissertations may be obtained by Telephone (800) 1-800-521-0600. Web page: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/products/dissertations/individuals.shtml.]

Published
2012

7. The Librarian as Information Consultant: Transforming Reference for the Information Age

Author

American Library Association, Murphy, Sarah Anne, Murphy, Sarah Anne, and American Library Association

Abstract

Library users' evolving information needs and their choice of search methods have changed reference work profoundly. Today's reference librarian must work in a whole new way--not only service-focused and businesslike, but even entrepreneurial. Murphy innovatively rethinks the philosophy behind current library reference services in this thought-provoking book, which: (1) Rebrands reference librarianship on the model of a consulting business, providing a renewed vision of the reference desk by treating patrons as clients; (2) Spells out the importance of the patron's voice, and details methods for building and maintaining relationships with patrons; and (3) Identifies the reference librarian's competitive advantage over Web search engines and shows how to capitalize on it. Murphy adapts existing business practices and programs to the context of the library, allowing frontline staff and administrators in any type of reference department to monitor and continuously improve their library's services. The following chapters are contained in this book: (1) The Library and Information Consultant; (2) Strategies for Building and Maintaining Consumer Relationships; (3) Marketing the Library and Information Consultant's Services: Creating a Sophisticated Brand; (4) The Business of Consulting: Managing Employee Service Roles and Consumer Demand; and (5) Developing the Infrastructure and Culture for Continuous Quality Improvement. An index is also included.

Published
2011

8. Future Digital Economy: Digital Content Creation, Distribution and Access--Conference Conclusions. OECD Digital Economy Papers No. 118

Author

Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

Abstract

This conference, jointly organised by OECD's Department for Science, Technology and Industry and the Italian Ministry for Innovation and Technology, was attended by approximately 350 representatives from industry, academia and government. Rapporteurs presented summaries in terms of issues and areas where there was agreement and/or convergence among presentations and participant interventions and areas where there was disagreement and/or divergence. Points of agreement include: (1) Today's participatory culture is of users rather than consumers with increased generational differences in usage; (2) Goal of business-model neutrality; and (3) There is a high speed of change in the sector, led by the availability of broad-band enabling digital content provision with a significant decline of (access) prices. Points of divergence include: (1) Balance of intellectual property rights (IPR); (2) Role of governments versus markets; (3) Digital Rights Management (DRM); and (4) Policy challenges and need for international harmonisation. (Contains 2 footnotes, 8 figures, 1 box and 1 table.)

Published
2006
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9. Semantic Social Network Portal for Collaborative Online Communities

Author

Neumann, Marco, O'Murchu, Ina, Breslin, John, Decker, Stefan, Hogan, Deirdre, and MacDonaill, Ciaran

Abstract

Purpose: The motivation for this investigation is to apply social networking features to a semantic network portal, which supports the efforts in enterprise training units to up-skill the employee in the company, and facilitates the creation and reuse of knowledge in online communities. Design/methodology/approach: The paper provides an overview of an emerging area for work-related research in the field of knowledge management and collaborative online communities. Findings: The growing number of social network online communities requires a systematic assessment of the application and design of social network technologies, which makes this study relevant and timely. Practical implications: This paper gives guidance in an emerging research area with major implications for online communities and human resources management. Originality/value: Fulfils a need, since a lack of literature in the field is apparent. (Contains 2 figures and 2 tables.)

Published
2005
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10. Business, Government, and Law on the Internet. A Hands-On Second Edition. Workshop. Internet Workshop Series Number 3.

Author

Peete, Gary R. and Peete, Gary R.

Abstract

This "workshop-in-a-book" is a much-expanded second edition designed for the businessperson, legal researcher, information specialist, consumer, student, or scholar wanting to discover information in three overlapping areas: business, government, and law. The book is divided into two modules: (1) "The World Wide Web: Your Entree to the Internet" and (2) "Other Internet Services." Specifically the book includes: a disk containing World Wide Web resources; instruction in Netscape and Internet Explorer navigation; exercises in using Web search engines and subject directories to find specific information, using Telnet to search library catalogs, using e-mail to join a discussion group, and other information; using file transfer protocol (FTP) to transfer files; and using Gopher to find nongraphical information. An appendix introduces the main features on the Internet Explorer browser and how they relate to Netscape. Contains an index. (AEF)

Published
1999

11. Internet Resources and Services for International Business: A Global Guide.

Author

Liu, Lewis-Guodo and Liu, Lewis-Guodo

Abstract

Although the Internet contains a vast amount of information on the topic of international business, finding and searching through the wealth of sites using Web search engines can be a time-consuming and frustrating task. This book brings together in a user-friendly directory over 2,500 international business-related Web sites from 176 countries. The book begins with an introduction on general international Web sites, discusses the global economy, current trends and patterns of international trade, the development of the Internet and its impact on international business. The book is then organized by continent, then by specific country. Sites are broken down into five categories within each country: general information; economy; business and trade; business travel; and contact information. Sites include business and practical information, and all are in English, though many are bilingual. Each entry contains the name of the Web page, the URL, and an annotation describing the site and its contents. (AEF)

Published
1998

12. The Emerging Internet. Annual Review of the Institute for Information Studies.

Author

Institute for Information Studies, Falls Church, VA., Aspen Inst., Queenstown, MD., Institute for Information Studies, Falls Church, VA., and Aspen Inst., Queenstown, MD.

Abstract

This document contains papers commissioned by the Institute for Information Studies to provide a variety of perspectives on a particular topic relating to the impact of communications and information technology. Among the subjects covered are the impact of the Internet on community, education, electronic commerce, international development, and democracy, as well as the impact on the Internet of national governments' struggles to retain sovereignty in the face of the Internet's insistently global nature. The chapters are: "Sovereignty in the Networked World" (Michael R. Nelson); "The New 'Civic Virtue' of the Internet" (David R. Johnson and David G. Post); "The Internet and Community" (Jeffrey Abramson); "Will the Internet Transform Higher Education?" (Walter S. Baer); "The Internet and Electronic Commerce: A Tale of Three Cities" (Elliot Maxwell); and "Development and the Globalization of Cyberspace" (Heather E. Hudson). Author profiles are included. (AEF)

Published
1998

13. Data Integrity and the Internet: Implications for Management.

Author

Mathieu, Richard G. and Woodard, Robert L.

Abstract

More management professionals are using the Internet to support information gathering and research. This article examines the use and citation of information on the Internet: accuracy and timeliness, classification, and citation of information (electronic journals, online databases, listservs, e-mail) gathered via the Internet. Discusses ethical issues related to electronic media. (PEN)

Published
1996

14. Delivering Solutions for the Knowledge Economy.

Author

Ribbler, Judith

Abstract

By placing integrated access to online information on the desktop, companies gain a competitive edge, empower their employees, and deliver higher-quality service at less cost. Information audits, focus groups, and employee interviews can determine the information needs of organizations and enhance their information infrastructure. In this light, the article examines an information restructuring project. (PEN)

Published
1996

15. Information Brokers: Case Studies of Successful Ventures.

Author

Holland Johnson, Alice Jane and Holland Johnson, Alice Jane

Abstract

This guide is intended for librarians planning to start an information brokerage, whether as an entrepreneur or as a member of a document delivery group in a library. The guide identifies specific skills and relevant characteristics required to establish a successful information brokerage firm and describes a model to assist readers in the process of undertaking an information brokerage firm as a viable business venture. Data was collected from questionnaires sent to successful information brokerages throughout the United States, and from in-depth interviews conducted with principals from six of these firms. Individuals were questioned about procedures used in establishing their businesses, their relevant personality characteristics for operating a successful venture, and general items concerning information brokering. Also included in the book are a brief history of information services and a review of the literature to familiarize readers with the profession. Major findings concluded that: (1) the majority of information brokerage firms were established prior to 1980 by one principal who holds an M.L.S. degree; (2) services offered most frequently by information brokers are research, consulting, online searching, document delivery, and manual searching; (3) most (85%) participants accept no legal responsibility for the information they provide clients; (4) participants generally fit the typical entrepreneurial profile; (5) money was not the impetus for initiating or remaining in information brokering; frustration with limitations/restrictions in traditional organizations primarily affected those decisions; (6) copyright issues were of minor concern to most respondents; and (7) information brokers surveyed did not consistently follow standard or recommended business procedures in the establishment of their companies. Appendices include the questionnaire and cover letter, interview questionnaire, and questionnaire responses. (Contains 59 references.) (MAS)

Published
1994

16. More Databases Searched by a Business Generalist--Part 2: A Veritable Cornucopia of Sources.

Author

Meredith, Meri

Abstract

This second installment describes databases irregularly searched in the Business Information Center, Cummins Engine Company (Columbus, Indiana). Highlights include typical research topics (happenings among similar manufacturers); government topics (Department of Defense contracts); market and industry topics; corporate intelligence; and personnel, patents, training and development, and forecasts. (EJS)

Published
1986

17. First Look--The Biobusiness Database.

Author

Cunningham, Ann Marie

Abstract

Presents overview prepared by producer of database newly available in 1985 that covers six broad subject areas: genetic engineering and bioprocessing, pharmaceuticals, medical technology and instrumentation, agriculture, energy and environment, and food and beverages. Background, indexing, record format, use of BioBusiness, and 1986 enhancements are covered. Database specifications are appended. (EJS)

Published
1986

18. Ten Most Searched Databases by a Business Generalist--Part 1 or A Day in the Life of....

Author

Meredith, Meri

Abstract

Describes databases frequently used in Business Information Center, Cummins Engine Company (Columbus, Indiana): Dun and Bradstreet Business Information Report System, Newsearch, Dun and Bradstreet Market Identifiers, Trade and Industry Index, PTS PROMT, Bureau of Labor Statistics files, ABI/INFORM, Magazine Index, NEXIS, Dow Jones News/Retrieval. Addresses and telephone numbers appended. (EJS)

Published
1986

19. Online Sources of Competitive Intelligence.

Author

Wagers, Robert

Abstract

Presents an approach to using online sources of information for competitor intelligence (i.e., monitoring industry and tracking activities of competitors); identifies principal sources; and suggests some ways of making use of online databases. Types and sources of information and sources and database charts are appended. Eight references are given. (EJS)

Published
1986

20. Use of Ready Reference Searching in Business Reference.

Author

Belanger, Sandra E. and Emmick, Nancy J.

Abstract

Describes a study undertaken by San Jose State University of business-related ready reference searches done at that library. The results suggest that within certain restrictions of patron questions, librarian training, search cost, and the database, ready reference online searches can be the most cost effective approach to providing business information. (Author/CDD)

Published
1986

21. Docu/Master Information Retrieval System.

Author

Poor, William E.

Abstract

Describes an information storage and retrieval system for mainframe computer applications and its utilization as a corporate library catalog intended for end-user searching. The changeover from a previous system is discussed and current system features are evaluated. (Author/CLB)

Published
1987

22. First Look: VU/TEXT Databases.

Author

Willmann, Donna

Abstract

Profiles of online services provided by VU/TEXT, which maintains market access to electronic newspaper databases, highlights scope (newspapers, business information, wire services and nonnewspaper regional information, encyclopedia); search techniques; strengths; and upcoming enhancements. Descriptions of 17 databases and sample searches are included. (EJS)

Published
1985

23. Surveying the Numeric Databanks.

Author

O'Leary, Mick

Abstract

Describes six leading numeric databank services and compares them with bibliographic databases in terms of customers' needs, search software, pricing arrangements, and the role of the search specialist. A listing of the locations of the numeric databanks discussed is provided. (CLB)

Published
1987

24. End-User Training for Sci-Tech Databases.

Author

Mount, Ellis

Abstract

Issues related to end-user training for scientific and technical online databases are discussed in five articles. Topics covered include instruction in the use of controlled and natural language vocabularies; a planning assessment for end-user searching; the role of the information center in industrial research; training for health care professionals; and a "Chemical Abstracts" training seminar for science librarians. (CLB)

Published
1989

25. The Third Library Revolution: Experiments with Electronic Community Libraries in Denmark.

Author

Larsen, Gitte and Qvortrup, Lars

Abstract

Describes the HELOS project in Denmark, which is using information technology to facilitate library development, increase levels of library and information services, and increase levels of technological qualifications of library staff among four rural libraries. The discussion highlights library and information services offered, hardware and software requirements, difficulties encountered, and future perspectives. (11 references) (CLB)

Published
1988

26. Best of British: British Information Online.

Author

Ojala, Marydee

Abstract

Discusses the importance of British databases and information services to U.S. business searchers and describes several British databases and services. Topics covered include database contents, available search strategies, access from the United States, language differences, and dating problems. A directory of contacts is provided. (six references) (CLB)

Published
1988

27. 'Emmerce' Immersion: The Emerging World of Electronic Commerce.

Author

Chuck, Lysbeth

Abstract

Discusses the effects of Web-based electronic commerce, or "emmerce," on online user. Defines "cookies" and Persistent Client State HTTP Cookies or "magic cookies" on Macintosh computers. Examines underlying technologies that make up "cashless" transactions; growing demand for micropayments; CyberCash, best-know notational electronic money company offering electronic IOUs; competing formats for cashless transactions; and potential advantages for searcher. (AEF)

Published
1997

28. 6 Top Makeup Growth Sectors for 2025: A close read of recent consumer data reveals areas of opportunity to tap growth in the color cosmetic sector

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Marketing research, Cosmetics, Online searching, Company growth, Business, Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
Abstract

While makeup remains the largest category in the prestige market, its sales grew 5% in the first half of 2024, slower than the other categories tracked in the Circana report [...]

Published
2024

29. COMMENTARY: Maintaining a competitive edge with secondary Google business profiles

Author

Overby, Joe

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Automobile repair shops, Online searching, Automotive dealers, Business
Abstract

The amount of competition among automotive dealerships makes it one of the most cutthroat industries in the world. Dealerships aren’t just competing with each other; they’re up against local repair [...]

Published
2025

30. Trump: Google should be criminally prosecuted over search results, CNBC reports

Subjects
CNBC L.L.C., Cable television broadcasting industry, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Ex-presidents, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Former President Donald Trump on Friday called for Google to be criminally prosecuted for what he called the company's bias toward his election opponent Vice President Kamala Harris in online [...]

Published
2024

31. Generative AI search: Generative AI is upending internet search as we know it--and helping us find stuff on our phones

Author

Mulligan, Scott J.

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Business, Computers and office automation industries, High technology industry
Abstract

WHO: Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Perplexity WHEN: Now Google's introduction of AI Overviews, powered by its Gemini language model, will alter how billions of people search the internet. And [...]

Published
2025

32. Charismatic, sexy and funny ... good things really do come in threes. Review

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Business, General interest
Abstract

Byline: NICK CURTIS CHIEF THEATRE CRITIC Unicorn Garrick Theatre In terms of watchability, a cast made up of Nicola Walker, Stephen Mangan and Erin Doherty is pretty hard to beat. [...]

Published
2025

33. It's harder than ever to find reliable product recommendations online

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Laura Daily The cardinal rule of smart shopping is to do your research. For most of us that means an online search to find product recommendations. But in an [...]

Published
2025

34. Singapore's year in Google searches: Taylor Swift, Uefa Euro 2024 and Labubu (but of course)

Subjects
Internet/Web advertising, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Professional soccer, Online searching, Internet/Web advertising, Business, General interest, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

SINGAPORE, Dec. 11 -- The results are in, and they're as wild, varied, and intriguing as ever. Google has unveiled its Year In Search list for 2024, revealing what captivated [...]

Published
2024

35. Google having hard time lessening reliance on Apple Safari, Information says

Subjects
Antitrust law, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Web browsers, Online searching, Text search and retrieval software, Web browser, Antitrust issue, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A judge is expected to rule at some time in the next few months on the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against Google (GOOGL) over its dominance of internet search [...]

Published
2024

36. The Ultimate Checklist for Hiring Roofers in Fort Worth, Texas

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Roofing industry, Business, Business, international
Abstract

M2 PRESSWIRE-January 23, 2025-: The Ultimate Checklist for Hiring Roofers in Fort Worth, Texas (C)1994-2025 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:23012025 A roof serves as the primary defense for a home against the [...]

Published
2025

37. ACCC steps up campaign to rein in Google

Subjects
Internet/Web search services, Database searching, Online searching, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Jared Lynch Dec 04, 2024 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission's latest digital platform services report has concluded that Google's share of [...]

Published
2024

38. Singapore face rising burnout as country ranks third globally in stress-related Google searches

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Job stress, Online searching, Burn out (Psychology), Business, General interest, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 23 -- Global burnout levels are on the rise, with online searches for 'burnout signs and symptoms' up 50 per cent worldwide in 2024, according to research [...]

Published
2024

39. Paralympic powerlifting tops Google searches in Malaysia - here's why

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Weight lifting (Sports), Online searching, Business, General interest, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 5 -- Bonnie Bunyau Gustin. That's the name behind the surge in searches for Paralympic powerlifting on Google Malaysia. This Sarawakian powerhouse isn't just the first Malaysian [...]

Published
2024

40. New Study Signals How Online Search Trends Could Lead to More Personalized Rheumatic Disease Care

Subjects
Medical research, Medicine, Experimental, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online information services, Rheumatoid factor, Diseases, Online services, Online searching, Information services, Online information service, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Physicians are learning how to better support the needs of people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) from online search trends, according to a new study [...]

Published
2024

41. 10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Menopause But Need To

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Comedians, Menopause, Online searching, Business, Business, international
Abstract

M2 PRESSWIRE-October 15, 2024-: 10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Menopause But Need To (C)1994-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:15102024 With October marking World Menopause Month, and increased online searches for [...]

Published
2024

42. Breaking up Google could transform tech

Subjects
Antitrust law, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Antitrust issue, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Richard Waters and Stephen Morris Oct 14, 2024 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The US Justice Department recently announced that it is considering asking a [...]

Published
2024

43. Google faces US government attempt to break it up

Subjects
United States. Department of Justice, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Jack Simpson Oct 09, 2024 (The Guardian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Google dominates the global internet search market, with a 90 per cent share. However, court documents filed [...]

Published
2024

44. A judge just ruled against Google. But there's a big hitch

Subjects
United States. Department of Justice, Antitrust law, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Consumer price indexes, Online searching, Antitrust issue, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Editorial Board This month's decision in a Justice Department case against Google addressed a thorny question about competition in the digital age: How can a free service violate antitrust [...]

Published
2024

46. PeakArtsEd launches to connect artists, educators and students

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online searching, Business, General interest, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Eric Young To better connect Colorado Springs' local art community with its students and educators, The Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region has launched a new online search [...]

Published
2024

47. Google's antitrust fight isn't over. The next phase is just as big

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Monopolies, Online searching, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Cristiano Lima-Strong Happy Tuesday! Never ever say it's a slow news day. The news will hear you. Send tips on this very lively and busy day to: cristiano.lima@washpost.com. Google's [...]

Published
2024

48. Google is an illegal monopoly, federal court rules

Subjects
United States. Department of Justice, High technology industry, Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Monopolies, Online searching, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Eva Dou; Gerrit De Vynck A federal court has found that Google illegally abused its market power to quash competition in internet search. The ruling hands the Justice Department [...]

Published
2024

49. OpenAI is testing web search features for ChatGPT, challenging Google

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online information services, Online services, Online searching, Information services, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Online information service, Internet/Web search service, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Gerrit De Vynck SAN FRANCISCO -- ChatGPT maker OpenAI showed off a new web search product Thursday, directly challenging search giant Google and laying out its vision for how [...]

Published
2024

50. LocaliQ Expands Online Search Offering

Subjects
Database searching, Internet/Web search services, Online information services, Online services, Small and medium sized companies, Online searching, Information services, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Online information service, Internet/Web search service, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

LocaliQ Digital Marketing Solutions (DMS), part of Gannett Co., reported it continues to expand its solutions for small to mid-sized businesses. The company said the latest offering introduces Yelp Ads [...]

Published
2024

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