| - FedEx
expects CRM system to deliver
- Net
Firms Face Delivery Dilemma
- Alcatel
Sees Future In Open E-Business
- Get
ready for Palm's ad blitz
- Standard
Size Banners Losing Ground
- Cisco delivers
strong sales, earnings
- Interactive
Intelligence Eyes Asian CRM Market
- Cloaking
devices designed for wary Web shoppers
- Advertising
Industry Lags In Interactive Age
- Microsoft
to Palm: BMW to Volkswagen?
- Marketing
firm gets restraining order against spamming list operator
- e-Citi
gets a second chance
- New Internet
Domain Names Approved
- Cyber Dialogue
Unveils Profit-Targeting CRM Tool
- Dell
CEO says PCs still the main game
- Battered
online ad industry looks ahead
- Online
Toy Stores Fall Short On Privacy Protections
- Guinness
Creates World's Smallest Ad
- FTC Warns
E-retailers About Shipping Claims
- Yahoo
Launches Video Shopping Site
- Can Sharing
User Data Speed E-Commerce?
- America's
Grip On Ecommerce Market Slipping
- History
of Affiliate Marketing
- Hope for the
holidays
FedEx expects CRM
system to deliver
A major CRM initiative being launched by FedEx should
give salespeople a comprehensive view of each customer, detailing his needs and
suggesting which product the customer might want. Net
Firms Face Delivery Dilemma
Business-to-consumer e-commerce firms need
to focus more on offering items that can be delivered to homes profitably, according
to a report released by AMR Research... Alcatel
Sees Future In Open E-Business
Telecom equipment giant Alcatel is moving
firmly away from electronics to e-business, Get
ready for Palm's ad blitz
The PDA front-runner plans a $100 million ad
campaign to showcase thousands of software apps for hand helds running its OS.
Standard
Size Banners Losing Ground
Although 80 percent of advertisers use the
full banner in online campaigns, other ad formats account for a majority of impressions
and garner far greater exposure on the Web Cisco
delivers strong sales, earnings
The networking superstar exceeded expectations
for its first quarter, raking in $1.36 billion, or 18 cents per share, on sales
of $6.52 billion. Experience
Counts: Revenge of the old guys
Now that the Web's silly season is past,
the grownups are taking over Interactive
Intelligence Eyes Asian CRM Market
Interactive Intelligence, Inc. plans
to distribute its product line in Hong Kong and China through a master distributor
agreement with Continuous Technologies International, Ltd. Cloaking
devices designed for wary Web shoppers
Get ready for the cloak-and-dagger
era of cyber-shopping. Advertising
Industry Lags In Interactive Age
John Tory, chief executive of Rogers
Cable Inc., said yesterday the advertising industry is lagging others in the interactive
communications age. Microsoft
to Palm: BMW to Volkswagen?
The race between Palm and Microsoft's Pocket
PC remains far from over, although both sides did their best to paint the other
as ill-suited to direct the future of handheld computing. Marketing
firm gets restraining order against spamming list operator
A U.S. District
judge in Denver issued a temporary restraining order that prevents Mail Abuse
Prevention System LLC from including a marketing subsidiary of 24/7 Media Inc.
on its list of e-mail spammers. e-Citi
gets a second chance
After burning through more than $1 billion but failing
to turn Citigroup into an Internet banking powerhouse, e-Citi was downsized and
downtrodden. But now it's getting another chance -- and its new leaders are vowing
to build on the lessons learned from its freestanding, high-flying incarnation.
New
Internet Domain Names Approved
Amid a swirl of controversy and some disappointment
on the part of those whose proposals were rejected, Web addresses moved beyond
the familiar "dot-com" designation when seven new domain name suffixes were approved
by the body that controls Internet names... Cyber
Dialogue Unveils Profit-Targeting CRM Tool
Analytical eCRM company Cyber
Dialogue has unveiled a new service aimed at helping businesses identify and target
their most valuable online customers. Dell
CEO says PCs still the main game
Dell Computer chief executive Michael
Dell said that concentrating on its core business selling PCs and laptops--has
kept the company strong. Battered
online ad industry looks ahead
With 24/7 and Engage experiencing hard
times, it's clear the online ad industry has seen better days. Still, most say
the shakeout should make the industry stronger. Online
Toy Stores Fall Short On Privacy Protections
Online Toy Stores in the
United States fall short in providing consumers with clear information about their
personal and privacy protections Guinness
Creates World's Smallest Ad
To launch the Guinness Book of Records' new
Web site, scientists created the world's smallest ad, slightly bigger than the
diameter of a human hair, and mounted it on the knee of a bee FTC
Warns E-retailers About Shipping Claims
The commission wants to avoid
the holiday rush of complaints it received last year over 'quick ship' promises.
Yahoo
Launches Video Shopping Site
Yahoo launched a video shopping site this
morning called Shopping Vision, expanding its broadband offerings to further target
home users Can
Sharing User Data Speed E-Commerce?
Today, each time an e-commerce transaction
crosses multiple sites, identification, credit, and other customer information
must be re-entered. America's
Grip On Ecommerce Market Slipping
The US ecommerce sector is often looked
on as the leading light of the digital economy, but a survey revealed that Internet
users in several countries were more likely than US users to buy certain goods
online History
of Affiliate Marketing
There is a popular urban myth about the origins
of affiliate marketing. It goes something like this... Hope
for the holidays
After almost nine months of dot-com decline, many online
stores are heading into this holiday season battered by layoffs, shrinking budgets
and plunging stock prices. Analysts predict that this season will decide whether
many online stores survive next year.
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