Além de ter a grana pra comprar os bichinhos os donos de iPods também têm tempo pra blogar duas vezes mais do que as pessoas que não tem um mp3 player. E também mandam 2.5 vezes mais mensagens de texto, baixam três vezes mais vídeos pro seu computador e tiram três vezes mais fotos em celulares.

Roughly 10 percent of the world's population - more than 627 million people - has shopped online at least once, the research firm ACNielsen determined in a study to be released Wednesday.

A new study published today claims that users who share and download music files online also buy four and a half times more music online than your average music listener, at least in the UK. Instead of magically costing the industry money, these users are apparently interacting with more music, and as a result, buying more music from legitimate channels. The study stems from a survey conducted by The Leading Question, a digital music research company who surveyed 600 self-styled music fans.

Eu só levanto a placa "Eu já sabia".

A report that analysed the top 22 e-commerce sites has found the sites were "were too slow,failed too often and often glitched during the crucial checkout period, this article states."

Why is it that consumers are very confident with an e-tailer such as Amazon.com and lack the same confidence when it comes to a smaller e-tailer such as supremevideo.com? In this paper, we attempt to answer this important question by examining the antecedents to customer confidence in e-tailers, using secondary data. Our findings indicate that the ease of use of a site, the level of online shopping resources, and the presence of a trusted third party seal all positively impact the level of customer confidence.