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Browser Updates Survey: Most Find Browser Tax UnfairAn online retailer in Australia has imposed a tax on users of the outdated web browser Internet Explorer 7, citing that the company’s web team needs to spend extra time making the site presentable for those who use the old browser version. Do consumers think this is fair? And how many Americans update their browsers regularly to avoid this type of situation?
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Microsoft Tablet Survey: Many Will Consider Purchasing Surface TabletMicrosoft recently unveiled its new Surface Tablets, which will run with the new Windows 8 operating system. Many experts expect the Surface to compete with Apple’s iPad, but can Microsoft really leave a large mark on the tablet market? What do consumers think about Microsoft as a company, and how many would consider buying the new Microsoft tablet?
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Music Streaming Survey: Streaming Services Compete With Digital DownloadsAmericans have always enjoyed buying music in different formats, whether it be records, CDs, or songs on iTunes. But now many Americans, particularly young people, have begun streaming music more often. How does music streaming affect people’s buying habits? And how many consumers stream music often?
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Expanded Tweets Survey: Twitter Users Find Previews HelpfulTwitter has unveiled a new feature, allowing users to expand tweets in order to see a preview of information contained in tweeted links. Users can see photos, headlines, and even text from articles before actually clicking links. How many Twitter users will this new feature affect? And does this new ability have the potential to persuade any new users to join Twitter?
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Keywords Survey: Many Find Irrelevant Information Through Search EnginesAmericans use search engines in plenty of different ways, which can sometimes make it difficult for companies to optimize their sites for searches. Keywords can help companies attract visitors, but they can’t always keep them on the site if the content isn’t up to par. What do American consumers think about these keywords? And how do they affect their search engine habits?
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