Americans Using Online Reputation Systems
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A quarter of online Americans have taken advantage of one of the Internet's true powers: the ability to let users collectively decide whether to trust a product, service or individual.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon are exploring ways to make it harder for individuals to function on the Internet black market, which has a pronounced reputation-economy component that may probe an Achilles heel.
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Company weighs idea after thousands of users vote for it online.
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Users of portals, news sites and search engines were a bit less satisfied than average consumer scores overall, a University of Michigan survey show. Scores were higher for online travel, retail, auction and brokerage sites.
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Social networking sites are proving a good guide to socio-economic divisions in the US, reveals research.
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Symantec researchers are working on reputation-based security systems to verify the trustworthiness of Web sites and downloads.
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Researchers at Pace University found that users of social networking sites are willing to share personal information even though they know the security is suspect.
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Researchers learn that social network users are willing to sell their personal data for site features.
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There is no question that the popular social networking site is taking over all aspects of our lives. As this new era dawns, it is important to keep in mind certain principles of etiquette. Firstly, Poke with caution and moderation.
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Monitoring and managing your online reputation is quickly becoming a common business practice for all businesses. Here's a quick set of tips to get you up to speed.
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People in the U.K. spend more time online than the rest of Europe or the U.S., a new study finds.
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A survey of artists and musicians in the US has revealed that a large majority have embraced the internet and consider it to be a helpful tool to their careers.
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In a study, the now-public search engine out-ranks Yahoo, others in customer satisfaction. August 23, 2004 -- A new study says that Americans are increasingly satisfied by the results hauled in by their online
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There's no shortage of people playing dirty tricks, or just being plain annoying, online. Here's a taxonomy to help you sort them out
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Now that first impressions are often made on the Internet, people are strategizing about how to virtually convey who they are, and crafting an e-version of themselves that appeals to multiple audiences.
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Politicians look for help online with the popular networking site facebook.com
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New survey on Internet attitudes says nearly a quarter of Americans believe the Internet could take the place of a partner for a time.