Interest in gas prices, realty leads April surfing; hefty growth for distance learning; social networking chugs along.
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It’s not just killing dragons and stealing cars.
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Industry loves to blame the Food and Drug Administration for the slow pace of drug approval. But as in any relationship, both parties are at fault.
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Each year more than $5 billion is spent on computers in the classroom. But it's the tech companies that benefit.
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The company faces an uphill battle against the entrenched textbook industry. But if its teaching software can really boost test scores, it may help change the way students learn.
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Our lesson for today: the online education industry.
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Can we bank on e-learning?
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Learning-management firms want to handle all of a company's online training. Can they pass the test?
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Wide Learning receives $19M lesson
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Because U.S.-style MBAs are not au courant on the Continent, online education companies will have to find a different way to break into the European market.
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Street Talk: Wall Street examines e-learning
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HighWired.com is the latest in a flurry of VC deals targeting the online education market.
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John Kernan woos teachers and wins over children by using the Sony PlayStation as an educational platform.
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The authors of KidWare, a forthcoming guidebook to children's software, propose that the home is the right market for education software.
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Editors find that many of the educational software titles are nothing but shovelware, but offer criteria for turning out better programs.
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