Netizen

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Netizen

A user of the Internet. A Net "citizen." See Net God and Net-savvy.


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2010), "The Online Public or Cybercitizen," SCRIPTed 1(1): 185-195.
Online crime and the regulation of business on the Internet
Cybercitizen Health provides subscribers with features such as Monthly Industry Briefs, which analyze emerging issues; Weekly Trend Reports that provide "snapshot" data points on timely topics; access to the Cybercitizen Health database; and the ability to understand online and offline attitudinal and behavioral attributes of the e-health consumer.
Understanding the E-Health Market
According to the new Cybercitizen Health([R]) Europe 2012 study from healthcare market research and advisory firm Manhattan Research, 44 percent of European online consumers used social networking websites for health, 33 percent read or posted patient testimonials and 34 percent used health ratings or reviews.
New Study Shows 72 Percent of European Online Consumers are Social Health Users
NEW YORK -- According to the new Cybercitizen Health([R]) U.
Multiscreen Health Activity on the Rise - Adoption of Mobile Health Resources Increases to 75 Million U.S. Adults and Tablet Health Resources to 29 Million in 2012
Digital Health 2012: Benchmarking Patient Adoption of the Internet and Consumer Electronics for Health" is from Manhattan Research's Cybercitizen Health[R] U.
New Manhattan Research Report Benchmarks Digital Health Adoption for Key Patient Audiences
Patient Deep Dives come from Manhattan Research's Cybercitizen Health([R]) U.
42 Percent of Online Consumers Think Pharma Companies Should be Involved in Online Health Communities - ADD/ADHD and Bipolar Disorder Caregivers Top Groups to Agree
Manhattan Research's Cybercitizen Health ([R] ) Europe 2011 Study Explores How Consumers Use Digital Health and Pharma Information and Tools
New Study Finds European Consumers Show Considerable Interest in Learning from Pharma Companies - But Not on Facebook or Twitter
adults have used their mobile phones for health information or tools in the past 12 months, according to the new Cybercitizen Health([R]) U.
More than One-Quarter of U.S. Adults Use their Mobile Phones for Health Information and Tools
These findings come from pharmaceutical and healthcare market research company Manhattan Research's new Cybercitizen Health([R]) U.
56 Million U.S. Consumers Access Medical Information from Electronic Health Records
Developing the skills necessary to be a responsible cybercitizen is not a matter of intelligence or experience--it's a concrete fact of nature.
BizRocket.com Blasts Past Competitor Sites with Free Parental Filter to Meet Increased Market Demand for Pre-Teen Social Networking; Turns Home PCs into 'Cybersitters'
Taking the Pulse[R] Nurses, Taking the Pulse[R] Europe, Taking the Pulse[R] Asia, Cybercitizen Health[R] U.
Insomnia: a Major Issue for Menopausal Women but Often Not Discussed with Healthcare Providers
Most cybercitizens are prejudiced against each other.
Social media wars

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