Yawning public puts convergence on skids - survey
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iPod? iPhone? Who cares? A survey of 3,000 British music buyers should make sobering reading for telecomms executives and label bosses this morning. It shows customers are far more savvy and discerning about the enchantments of the er, 'digital revolution' than vendors and Guardian newspaper interns might hope.â¦
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While Microsoft trumpeted Vista worldwide on Tuesday, the Internet abounded with postings from people unimpressed or downright disappointed with the new operating system.
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Users of portals, news sites and search engines were a bit less satisfied than average consumer scores overall, a University of Michigan survey show. Scores were higher for online travel, retail, auction and brokerage sites.
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The public is a bit fickle about its schools, with mixed or even contradictory views about testing, vouchers and other education topics, a poll finds.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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Over a million motorists think about sex rather than the road ahead and millions more who don't indulge in intimate thoughts are worrying about work or thinking about their families, a survey said on Thursday.
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A survey has shown that the public has low levels of trust and confidence in politicians and also wants MPs be more truthful.
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People who hold positive opinions assume more often than those who hold negative ones that others share their opinions, according to a new study.
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Separating snoozers from losers takes more than numbers.
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Britons typically drinking a third more than earlier surveys suggested as government issues re-think
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A BBC poll shows that half of the people surveyed in the Midlands and North West are against road pricing.
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Â· State of 700 sets of points called into question   Â· Network Rail braces for outburst of public concern
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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Analysis Fragmentation and US indifference
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In a country already plagued by skyrocketing sick leave costs, a new survey found that 40 percent of the population thinks it's acceptable to skip work because they feel tired or have trouble getting along with ...
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A survey of teenage lifestyles shows fears over safety and appearance - and a "wheezy" lack of fitness.
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Sexual harassment, dog fighting, brawling, gambling, steroids, and blood doping. Yawn.