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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
Yankelovich Partners Cybercitizen surveys have posed questions on a variety of Internet issues to Internet users.
If you build it, will they come?
According to the research firm Manhattan Research's recently released "Cybercitizen Health" consumer study (version 8.0) and strategic advisory service, more than 60 million adults in the United States--twice as many as a year ago--qualify as "health 2.0" consumers, a group the company defines as users of health blogs, online support groups, prescription rating sites and other health-related social media applications.
Social networks emerge as health information outlets
* Cybercitizen: How to Use Your Computer to Fight for All the Issues You Care About, by Christopher Kush (2000, Griffin Trade Paperback).
Technology archive
Predrag Pale, from the University of Zagreb, presented "Cybercitizen's Need for Copyright," a paper arguing that in the digital world copyright is becoming less important.
Libraries in the Digital Age 2001
For those who have yet to master the mysteries of the online world, the following beginners' guide reveals how to navigate the Web like an experienced cybercitizen.
Working the Web
The findings about D-T-C ads are included in the 10th annual edition of Manhattan Research's "Cybercitizen Health" report.
Most people turn to web to follow up on D-T-C ads
Excerpted from Cybercitizen: How to Use Your Computer To Fight for All the Issues You Care About (St.
Why Your Members Can't Vote Online...Yet
The Federal Web Locator (http://www.law.vill.edu/fed-agency/fedwebloc.html), a project of the Villanova University Center for Information Law and Policy, is intended "to bring the cybercitizen to the federal government's doorstep." Those familiar with that venerable ready reference tool, The U.S.
The challenge of research on the Web; tools have been developed that can deliver reasonably effective search results
Most cybercitizens are prejudiced against each other.
Social media wars

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