Archived articles from The Editor’s Desk— Technology

• Employment and wage trends in high-tech industries in Massachusetts (12/07/2011)
• Employment in Silicon Valley high-tech businesses, 2000–2009 (10/14/2011)
• Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) occupations, May 2009 (06/15/2011)
• Multifactor productivity in nonmanufacturing industries, 1987–2006 (07/13/2010)
• High-tech employment in Silicon Valley, 2001 and 2008 (09/08/2009)
• BLS Internet site usage over the years (06/30/2009)
• Surgical technologists (07/23/2008)
• Spending on cell phone services now almost the same as residential phone services spending (12/18/2007)
• Productivity growth in selected service-providing industries, 2005 (06/11/2007)
• Productivity growth in information-sector industries, 2004 (07/13/2006)
• Electronic equipment and job-related work at home (10/03/2005)
• Treating cancer with technology (09/15/2005)
• Most common uses for computers at work (09/02/2005)
• High-technology employment (08/31/2005)
• Job searching via the Internet (08/05/2005)
• Computer use at work in 2003 (08/03/2005)
• Fewer information technology layoffs in first quarter (05/25/2004)
• Occupational variation in computer use (06/04/2003)
• Job-search methods on-line (11/21/2002)
• Using the Internet to find a job (11/06/2002)
• Computer use most prevalent in finance industry (10/31/2002)
• Reasons for computer use at work (10/30/2002)
• Over half of workers used a computer in 2001 (10/24/2002)
• Most IT workers have college degrees (10/23/2002)
• Slowdown in computer-services employment growth (06/12/2002)
• High-tech productivity gains in 1990s (05/14/2002)
• Computer use by home workers (03/07/2002)
• Sales engineers: technical expertise plus people skills (09/18/2001)
• Seeing with sound (05/31/2001)
• Surge in demand for troubleshooters (02/27/2001)
• Government and financial industry workers use Internet most (01/11/2001)
• Internet use highest for most educated (01/09/2001)
• Most likely to be online: 14- to 17-year-olds (01/05/2001)
• Highest productivity growth in computer industry (12/05/2000)
• Productivity rose fastest in computer factories (06/02/2000)
• Concentration of high-tech employment (08/03/1999)
• High tech doesn’t always mean high growth (07/29/1999)
• High tech, high pay (07/21/1999)
• Abundant career opportunities projected in information technology (10/28/1998)