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5/13/2002 Number of Online Ads on the Rise The news could be an indication of the Web advertising industry's recovery, according to NetRatings.
5/10/2002 Global home Net access population grows The number of people who access the Internet from home, grew by 7 percent from the fourth quarter of 2001 to the first quarter of 2002, reports Newsfactor.
5/10/2002 DSL boosts productivity in the workplace Most DSL business subscribers in the US believe that the productivity benefits associated with DSL outweigh the monthly subscription costs.
5/10/2002 Media Buyers Prefer Quality over Quantity Most e-mail marketers opt for permission-based lists and take great measures to target legitimate recipients.
5/10/2002 Job Seekers Online Jupiter reports that in Q4 2001, 76% of the 13.5 million internet users who visited the top ten US job websites were loyal to one site, while 15% visited two career sites.
4/29/2002 B2B spending to exceed USD1 trillion in 2004 (B2B) spending will total USD482 billion
4/29/2002 US Net users lukewarm towards broadband Internet users in the US are still reluctant to pay for high-speed broadband Internet connections, reports Reuters.
4/29/2002 Branding Benefited by Banners Even the much-maligned ad unit can have a positive effect on purchase intent, according to comScore and Nestle Purina.
4/29/2002 Global 500 Recruit Online Electronic recruiting dominates the human resource efforts of top companies, with 91 percent finding viable candidates through their corporate Web sites.
4/29/2002 US Markets Going Online 74.5 million US adults in 85 designated market areas (DMAs) said they had logged onto the internet "in the past month"
4/18/2002 Viral Marketing: It is a Must viral marketing
4/18/2002 Can You Really Grow Your Business Using the Internet? online consumers will spend 23% more than last year, and B2B e-commerce will rise by 57% and eMarketer expects that over 60 million people will purchase goods and services online in 2002.
4/12/2002 Top 500 companies recruit personnel online A new study from iLogos Research indicates that 91 percent of the top 500 companies use corporate websites for recruiting.
4/12/2002 Corporate spending on websites remains high Around 56 percent of websites operating budgets for 2002 are within 10 percent of last year
4/12/2002 Online ads drive sales of goods offline Online advertising increases offline sales for consumer-packaged goods by an average of 6.6 percent, according to a new study by Information Resources Inc (IRI) and DoubleClick.
4/12/2002 US online advertising market to grow The US online advertising market is expected to grow by 11 percent during 2002, according to a new study from eMarketer.
4/12/2002 Nearly USD40 billion spent on dotcoms in 2001 USD39.7 billion to acquire 1,289 Internet companies
4/12/2002 Spending on wireless services to rise The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) predicts that US spending on wireless communications will reach a total of USD116 billion in 2002, an increase of 8.5 percent on 2001.
4/12/2002 US news sites see increase in visitors Traffic to news sites in the US, increased significantly during the week ending March 31, as Internet users logged on to read national, local, and business news.
4/5/2002 Email marketing contributes to increased sales US companies claim that sales increased in 2001
4/5/2002 Global home Net access grows Home Internet users account for almost one eighth of the world's population and this number is still rising, findings from Nielsen//NetRatings have shown.
4/5/2002 Online Travel Expected to Fly High travel will grow to $64 billion by 2007
4/5/2002 Ebusiness spending down on 2001 Spending on ebusiness technologies is forecast to drop from 3.5 percent in 2001, to 3.0 percent in 2002, according to new research from Forrester.
3/26/2002 Confidence in Internet declines in Q1, 2002 The latest release of the Yahoo/ACNielsen Internet Confidence Index shows that confidence in the Internet has decreased slightly for the first quarter of 2002.
3/26/2002 US candidates not using the Net Newsbytes reports that the majority of political candidates in the US aren’t using the Internet as a campaign tool.

5/13/2002 Number of Online Ads on the Rise

The news could be an indication of the Web advertising industry's recovery, according to NetRatings.

5/10/2002 Global home Net access population grows

The number of people who access the Internet from home, grew by 7 percent from the fourth quarter of 2001 to the first quarter of 2002, reports Newsfactor.

5/10/2002 DSL boosts productivity in the workplace

Most DSL business subscribers in the US believe that the productivity benefits associated with DSL outweigh the monthly subscription costs.

5/10/2002 Media Buyers Prefer Quality over Quantity

Most e-mail marketers opt for permission-based lists and take great measures to target legitimate recipients.

5/10/2002 Job Seekers Online

Jupiter reports that in Q4 2001, 76% of the 13.5 million internet users who visited the top ten US job websites were loyal to one site, while 15% visited two career sites.

4/29/2002 B2B spending to exceed USD1 trillion in 2004

(B2B) spending will total USD482 billion

4/29/2002 US Net users lukewarm towards broadband

Internet users in the US are still reluctant to pay for high-speed broadband Internet connections, reports Reuters.

4/29/2002 Branding Benefited by Banners

Even the much-maligned ad unit can have a positive effect on purchase intent, according to comScore and Nestle Purina.

4/29/2002 Global 500 Recruit Online

Electronic recruiting dominates the human resource efforts of top companies, with 91 percent finding viable candidates through their corporate Web sites.

4/29/2002 US Markets Going Online

74.5 million US adults in 85 designated market areas (DMAs) said they had logged onto the internet "in the past month"

4/18/2002 Viral Marketing: It is a Must

viral marketing

4/18/2002 Can You Really Grow Your Business Using the Internet?

online consumers will spend 23% more than last year, and B2B e-commerce will rise by 57% and eMarketer expects that over 60 million people will purchase goods and services online in 2002.

4/12/2002 Top 500 companies recruit personnel online

A new study from iLogos Research indicates that 91 percent of the top 500 companies use corporate websites for recruiting.

4/12/2002 Corporate spending on websites remains high

Around 56 percent of websites operating budgets for 2002 are within 10 percent of last year

4/12/2002 Online ads drive sales of goods offline

Online advertising increases offline sales for consumer-packaged goods by an average of 6.6 percent, according to a new study by Information Resources Inc (IRI) and DoubleClick.

4/12/2002 US online advertising market to grow

The US online advertising market is expected to grow by 11 percent during 2002, according to a new study from eMarketer.

4/12/2002 Nearly USD40 billion spent on dotcoms in 2001

USD39.7 billion to acquire 1,289 Internet companies

4/12/2002 Spending on wireless services to rise

The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) predicts that US spending on wireless communications will reach a total of USD116 billion in 2002, an increase of 8.5 percent on 2001.

4/12/2002 US news sites see increase in visitors

Traffic to news sites in the US, increased significantly during the week ending March 31, as Internet users logged on to read national, local, and business news.

4/5/2002 Email marketing contributes to increased sales

US companies claim that sales increased in 2001

4/5/2002 Global home Net access grows

Home Internet users account for almost one eighth of the world's population and this number is still rising, findings from Nielsen//NetRatings have shown.

4/5/2002 Online Travel Expected to Fly High

travel will grow to $64 billion by 2007

4/5/2002 Ebusiness spending down on 2001

Spending on ebusiness technologies is forecast to drop from 3.5 percent in 2001, to 3.0 percent in 2002, according to new research from Forrester.

3/26/2002 Confidence in Internet declines in Q1, 2002

The latest release of the Yahoo/ACNielsen Internet Confidence Index shows that confidence in the Internet has decreased slightly for the first quarter of 2002.

3/26/2002 US candidates not using the Net

Newsbytes reports that the majority of political candidates in the US aren’t using the Internet as a campaign tool.

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