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Consumer Payment Study – AARP Research Report

Consumer Payment Study – AARP Research Report, February 1, 2007 (31 pages, PDF): “To what extent do age 25+ individuals with bill-paying responsibility for their households use newer electronic payment methods, such as automatic bill payment and online transactions, as well as more traditional payment methods, such as cash, checks and credit cards? This national… Continue Reading

2007 Consumer Action Handbook

Federal Citizen Information Center: 2007 Consumer Action Handbook (178 pages, PDF): “This everyday guide to being a smart shopper is chocked full of helpful tips about buying a car or home, preventing identity theft, understanding credit, resolving problems after a purchase, and much more. Consumer Topics: This .pdf includes all of the Consumer Topics (63… Continue Reading

Four Year End DOE OIG Reports Issued

Audit Report, Follow-up of Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride Conversion, December 2006. Audit Report, The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Program to Oversee Hydroelectric Dams, December 2006 Audit Report, The Department’s Energy, Science, and Environment Sites’ Implementation of the Design Basis Threat, December 2006 Special Report, Management Challenges at the Department of Energy, December 2006 Continue Reading

Survey Shows Majority of Online Adults Use E-mail for E-Commerce Transactions

Press release: A “survey, conducted by Harris Interactive®, found that about three in four online adults (74 percent) view e-mail communications from a company they frequently patronize to be valuable or very valuable. In addition, 30 percent of online adults have purchased a particular good or service as a result of receiving such e-mails, and… Continue Reading

Gartner Releases 10 IT Predictions for 2007 and Beyond

Press release: Among the predicitions, is the following – “Blogging and community contributors will peak in the first half of 2007. Given the trend in the average life span of a blogger and the current growth rate of blogs, there are already more than 200 million ex-bloggers. Consequently, the peak number of bloggers will be… Continue Reading