Training to Climb an Everest of Digital Data
By ASHLEE VANCE
Steve Ruark for The New York Times
Jimmy Lin is an associate professor at the University of Maryland.
Google and I.B.M. are offering help to universities to get students to cope with vast amounts of data.
Some Users May Lose Data on a T-Mobile Smartphone
By ASHLEE VANCE
The cellphone provider said that a glitch in its computer systems would probably result in some customers losing their personal information.
Closing the Deal at the Virtual Checkout Counter
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
Online stores are getting smarter about getting people to buy the things they toss in the shopping cart, but later abandon.
Link by Link
Is It a Day to Be Happy? Check the Index
By NOAM COHEN
A study of two years of anonymous data from Facebook attempts to say something profound based on the reports of daily life that social networkers share with their friends.
Lufthansa Bringing Back Onboard Wi-Fi
By NICOLA CLARK
Three years after unplugging its inflight Internet service because of insufficient demand, Lufthansa said that it would reintroduce a high-speed service on most long-haul flights.
Feely Flexes Mind, and His Thumbs, on Twitter
By GREG BISHOP
Jay Feely, the Jets’ kicker, updates his Twitter page several times a day, shaping an online manifesto and challenging his teammates to think about life outside the lines.
Drilling Down
Web Display Ads Attract Fewer Clicks
By ALEX MINDLIN
A familiar workhorse of Internet advertising is the display, or graphical, ad. Roughly a third of all online ad spending goes to such ads, yet Internet users are increasingly reluctant to click on them.
October 12, 2009
Levinson Leaves Google Board Amid F.T.C. Inquiry
Arthur D. Levinson has left Google's board amid an investigation by federal regulators into the ties between the boards of Google and Apple.
October 11, 2009
Coming Soon to a Theater Near You, If You Demand It
"Paranormal Activity" will be the first major studio film to be released nationwide as the result of online requests from the public.
October 10, 2009
Barnes & Noble E-Reader Could Come Oct. 20 With Lending Options
An invitation to a New York event suggests Barnes & Noble may introduce its e-reading device on Oct. 20 with a feature other devices don't have.
October 9, 2009
F.C.C. Probes Google Voice Restrictions
After requests from AT&T and from some lawmakers, the F.C.C. asks Google why it blocks customers of Google Voice from calling certain numbers.
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