In the contemporary ICT environment, we are confronted with a growing number of failing
innovations. New technological innovations often fail because too much attention is still …

The Internet has the ability to function as a business medium. Over one-third of US residents
use the Internet, and nearly 40% use it as a medium of business (electronic-commerce). As …

This study used national survey data to determine whether the “digital divide” between
metropolitan and nonmetropolitan populations was widening. The findings showed that …

This study examines the factors that influence instructors' adoption and use of an Internet-
based course management system and tests the applicability of the Technology Acceptance …

The present study profiles Internet adopters in terms of social locators, media use habits,
and their orientation toward adopting new technologies. Findings, in terms of demographics …

Originally published in 2003. This book examines the growth of news provision on the
internet and its implications for news presentation, journalism practice, news consumers …

A survey of 208 US Midwestern Internet users reveals, first, that the nature of Internet
dhopping (IS) is a function of consumers' domain specific IS Innovativeness, not only in …

This study examined the spread of online information technologies within US daily
newspaper newsrooms over a six-year period beginning in 1994. Since the general public …

This study approached online games as an innovation and new medium with both Uses and
Gratifications Perspective and Diffusion of Innovation Theory as theoretical frames. Based …

This study examines the factors that influence the use of social media in a mobile broadband
environment utilizing an integrated research framework. Through an online survey of social …