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  • i33
    i33 Communications is a New York-based interactive agency specializing in strategy, design, technology, and online advertising management.
  • Tech Jobs Will Continue to Move Overseas
    By the end of 2004, one out of every 10 jobs with U.S.-based IT vendors and IT service providers will move to emerging markets, as will one out of every 20 IT jobs within user enterprises.
  • Web Conferencing Hopes to Build on 2001
    The worldwide Web conferencing market generated $266 million in revenue in 2001, according to Frost & Sullivan, and could reach as much as $2 billion by 2008.
  • Computer-Music Connection Stronger Than Ever
    More than 40 percent of home Internet users in the United States have downloaded MP3 files onto their home computers, according to a study by Parks Associates, and they are storing an average of 305 music files.
  • Increased Security Spending Includes Personnel
    Security spending at most organizations accounts for somewhere between 2 and 20 percent of the total IT budget, according to research from Giga Information Group, Inc., and more of this money is being spent on personnel.
  • Online Trading Market Sees Stagnant Growth
    The online trading industry has seen little new growth in the past six months, according to a study by J.D. Power and Associates, with only a 2 percent increase in new investors.
  • PC Forecast Gets a Lift
    IDC has raised its forecast for worldwide PC shipment growth in 2002 from 1.8 percent in December to 3.0 percent after it saw signs of growth in some key markets.
  • Wireless Users Aren't a Loyal Bunch
    Compelling offers and targeted branding campaigns could win over customers looking for wireless Internet products and services, a study by ConStat found. Even wireless voice customers have a tendency to switch providers.
  • Free Content Still the King Online
    Nearly three-quarters of online adults cannot understand why anyone would pay for content online, according to research by Jupiter Media Metrix.
  • Mobile Phone Sales Suffer First Negative Year
    The slowdown in technology spending made its way to the mobile phone market in 2001, when the market suffered its first drop in unit sales, according to Gartner Dataquest.
  • Britons Increase Use of Interactive Technologies
    The British have demonstrated a voracious appetite for interactive technologies such as the Internet, e-mail and instant messaging, according to a report by MORI and Egg.
  • DTV Taking Over Europe
    More European households will be watching digital TV than will be using the Internet by 2006, according to Jupiter MMXI.
  • Has the Time for Voice Applications Finally Arrived?
    Sure it's inexpensive and more flexible when compared to traditional telephone service, but is using the Internet for voice applications ever really going to take off?
  • At-Home Internet Users Approaching Half Billion
    The number of people with Internet access from home worldwide is nearing 500 million, according to Nielsen//NetRatings.
  • Businesses, Employees Leading Wireless Market to Growth
    Business-to-employee services led the wireless e-business market in 2001, a year when wireless e-business revenue totaled $110 billion, according to Gartner.
  • Broadband Users Pull Ahead in Online Hours
    Broadband Internet usage outpaced narrowband usage for the first time in January 2002, according to Nielsen//NetRatings, as broadband surfers logged 1.19 billion hours.
  • Fraud Continues to Haunt Online Retail
    Online fraud losses for 2001 were 19 times as high, dollar for dollar, as fraud losses resulting from offline sales, GartnerG2 found.
  • HTMail
    HTMail offers opt-in mailing lists.
  • Streamies Say They Might Pay for Content
    Consumers appear unwilling to pay for music downloads, but a study by Arbitron and Edison Media Research found that attitudes change when it involves streaming audio content.
  • CRM TakesPriority Among IT Investments
    More U.S. businesses will spend $500,000 or more on CRM technology over the next two years than they will on other large-scale infrastructure projects, but a report by Jupiter Media Metrix questions whether all this spending will really improve customer service.

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