As an entrepreneur, you already know the Internet offers a wealth of information to assist you with business and strategic planning. But do you ever have that "needle-in-a-haystack" feeling when trying to locate a critical piece of information?
Despite powerful search engines like Google and Yahoo,...
- Thursday, 28 May 2015 01:10
- By Joshua Simon
Introduction to How Internet Search Engines Work
The good news about the Internet and its most visible component, the World Wide Web, is that there are hundreds of millions of pages available, waiting to present information on an amazing variety of topics. The bad news about the Internet is that th...
- Sunday, 24 May 2015 01:06
- By Robert Hensonw
When you’re looking to research a product, where do you go? The Internet. When you’re hoping to find out more about a business, where do you go? The Internet. So, it makes sense to go to the Internet to check out potential employees, right?
“It is generally not, per se, wrongful or otherwise ...
- Friday, 22 May 2015 07:58
- By Martin Grossner
A Recently Published Responsive Management Journal Article Outlines Why Online Surveys Continue to Yield Inaccurate, Unreliable, and Biased Data
INTERNET OR ONLINE SURVEYS have become a popular and attractive way to measure opinions and attitudes of the general population and more specific ...
- Thursday, 21 May 2015 08:06
- By Martin Grossner
Jenny Marlar of The Gallup Organization moderated this AAPOR Annual Conference session today on sampling and data quality concerns for online surveys.
The Performance of Different Calibration Models in Non-Probability Online Surveys
Julia Clark and Neale El-Dash of Ipsos Public Affairs looked at c...
- Saturday, 09 May 2015 13:04
- By Edna Thomas
Our Ethics Code distinguishes between our professional and our private lives. The code's second paragraph in the "Introduction and Applicability" section states, "This Ethics Code applies only to psychologists' activities that are part of their scientific, educational, or professional roles as psych...
- Monday, 27 October 2014 01:59
- By Jeremy Frink
Wikipedia has begun naming links to its online encyclopaedia that have been removed from EU search results under "right to be forgotten" rules.
The deleted links include pages about European criminals, a musician and an amateur chess player.
The Wikimedia Foundation, which operates the site, said ...
- Wednesday, 06 August 2014 10:59
- By Wushe Zhiyang
