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Study shows Americans' devotion to the Internet

Americans would rather keep their Internet connections than keep their cell phone or television service, a new study found.

Time.com: Study: Work E-Mail Use Creeps Into Off-Hours

A study shows that workers in general have mixed feelings about the increased use of e-mail and the Internet in the last few years

Time.com: Study: Dial-Up Users Prefer Low Cost

Only 14 percent of dial-up users say they're stuck with the older, slower connection technology because they can't get broadband in their neighborhoods

Time.com: Study: Web Used to Expand on Sound Bites

Americans dissatisfied with political sound bites are turning to the Internet for a more complete picture, a new study finds

5 mistakes women make at the doctor's office

For 10 years, Barbara's gut told her she needed to get a new doctor for her daughter, and for 10 years, she didn't listen, even as her daughter got sicker and sicker.

Your blog can be group therapy

When a 24-year-old woman who called herself "90DayJane" launched a blog in February announcing she would write about her life and feelings for three months and then commit suicide, 150,000 readers flocked to the site. Some came to offer help, some to delight in the drama. Others speculated it was all a hoax.

Fortune: 10 ways to play the new Net boom

It's time to say hello to the new Net boom. And believe it or not, it's a boom you'll very likely want to invest in - even if you think (as we do) that Google at $400 a share is too scary to consider.

Fortune: 10 ways to play the new Net boom

It's time to say hello to the new Net boom. And believe it or not, it's a boom you'll very likely want to invest in--even if you think (as we do) that Google at $400 a share is too scary to consider.

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