Perhaps these Blackberry users need to visit this U.K. theme park, which announced itself to be a PDA-free zone in May. StudyLogic interviewed 1,500 people on behalf of Sheraton Hotels & Resorts as part of its first Global Out-of-Office Day (G.O.O.D.), which it held on Monday, Sept. 15th.

The first IBM Commuter Pain Survey released today shows a substantial number of drivers in U.S. metropolitan areas are fed up with longer commutes, higher fuel prices and increased pollution and are seeking to reduce the daily toll on their emotional well-being and wallets.

Bloxx, the enterprise web filtering specialist, today announced the results from its first annual anonymous proxies security survey, revealing that 90% of respondents deem this kind of site to be a problem and 52% of these considered it a serious issue. The sample of over one hundred respondents was drawn from a cross section of business and education IT and Network managers. A copy of the report can be downloaded at www.bloxx.com/apsurvey.pdf.

The University of Dundee has been rated one of the best destinations for international students in a major new survey of British universities.

People in the United States report being in love with to-do lists and that they reduce stress, according to a new survey.

Organisations could save as much as 20% on typical gas and electric bills and up to 35% on telecoms costs. SMEs suffer most. New Year headline price rises will compound the situation.

The Assembly of Turkish American Associations recently featured on its website a reference to "the first nationwide public survey" conducted in Turkey on the Armenian Genocide and the congressional resolution on this issue. The poll was carried out earlier this year by "Terror Free Tomorrow" in collaboration with Istanbul-based "ARI Movement" and U.S.-based "ARI Foundation."

American Consumers to Use WiMAX Wireless Broadband for On-the-Go E-mail, Web Surfing, Mobile TV, Music, Survey Shows

Most Armenians think the United States should do its share in efforts to solve international problems.