| - eBay: Bidding
for Web Domination
- Can Palm
pocket e-tailing?
- EToys Leaves
Canada Dry
- Banks Pushing Into
B2B Portal Market
- Ebay Evolving
Into Seoul Player For International Online Auctions
- Napster
Upgrade Links Service With CDNow
- Microsoft
Net Meets Lowered Estimates; Office Sales Help Revenue Edge Forecasts
- About
Faces Lawsuit Over Pay-For-Surf Program
- Stock
tickers, sports scores and Yeats?
- E-Tailers
Get Fraud Squad Help
- Businesses
eye PRM
- AD Agencies Feel The
Pain
- The Real Billion Dollar
Man
- The cost of using a cell
phone dips--again
- Surge Seen
for Latin American E-Biz
- Sun
wins $400 million deal from AOL
- Cisco
sees China as No. 2 market
- When
Brands Gets Burned
- Jean Therapy
- CSC,
TeleTech Land $100M U.S. Contract
- Direct
Marketing Industry Online: Perspectives on 2001
eBay:
Bidding for Web Domination
Amid the dot-com carnage, the auction giant
is flourishing -- and moving to strengthen its competitive position Can
Palm pocket e-tailing?
CEO Carl Yankowski thinks so -- unveiling an upcoming
eWallet feature that will allow Palm users to buy products and services via their
handhelds. EToys
Leaves Canada Dry
Struggling retailer eToys.com, which recently pulled
the plug on its European sales effort, has added Canada to the list of places
it won't deliver. Banks
Pushing Into B2B Portal Market
With a virtual product and a customer base
of people and companies that are steadily moving online, banks have joined the
rush to set up e-commerce portals for their business and retail customers.
Ebay
Evolving Into Seoul Player For International Online Auctions
eBay agreed
to acquire a majority stake in Internet Auction Co. Ltd., South Korea's largest
auction site, for approximately $120 million in cash Napster
Upgrade Links Service With CDNow
In the first demonstration of how Napster
and Bertelsmann will generate revenue, Napster released a new version of its software
Thursday that includes an e-commerce component linking to Bertelsmann-owned CDNow.
Microsoft
Net Meets Lowered Estimates; Office Sales Help Revenue Edge Forecasts
Microsoft
Corp., still battling lackluster sales of personal computers, posted earnings
in line with lowered expectations, though revenue was slightly higher than expected.
About
Faces Lawsuit Over Pay-For-Surf Program
An ad-sponsored, pay-for-surfing
startup filed suit this week against About, Inc., alleging that About executives
made fraudulent statements when negotiating a partnership deal signed in October.
Stock
tickers, sports scores and Yeats?
Deep in the trenches of the wireless
Web, between the endless march of stock market updates and sports scores, Justin
Siegel has split open his soul. And he is wailing. E-Tailers
Get Fraud Squad Help
The Worldwide E-Commerce Fraud Protection Network
last week launched its fraud protection Web site, www.merchantfraudsquad.com.
Businesses
eye PRM
PRM gives CRM's automation and efficiency a bit of b-to-b partnership
twist AD
Agencies Feel The Pain
Even traditional agencies are experiencing layoffs
as the impact of the dot-com slump spreads. The
Real Billion Dollar Man
Ray Lane says implementing a Web strategy takes
more than fancy software. The
cost of using a cell phone dips--again
The cost of using a cell phone
continued its downward spiral in 2000, dropping another 7 percent on average across
the United States. Surge
Seen for Latin American E-Biz
Driven largely by business-to-business (B2B)
transactions, e-commerce in Latin America is set to grow from US$3.6 billion in
2000 to $66.5 billion in 2004. Sun
wins $400 million deal from AOL
In a boost to the hardware vendor when
IT sales are starting to slow down, Sun Microsystems said America Online has agreed
to buy another $400 million in equipment over two years. Cisco
sees China as No. 2 market
Top network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc
is aiming for 100 percent annual sales growth in China, which could make it Cisco's
number two market in three years, Chief Executive Officer John Chambers
When
Brands Gets Burned
Some stalwart companies watched co-branding deals with
dot-coms turn into full-fledged fiascoes. Here's how to avoid a flameout.
Jean
Therapy
Can imposter Websites, unbranded ads, and other guerrilla marketing
tactics restore the glory days of dungarees? Lee Apparel is counting on it.
CSC,
TeleTech Land $100M U.S. Contract
Computer Sciences Corporation and TeleTech
Holdings are joining forces to provide the U.S. State Department with contact
center support and services in a contract valued at US$100 million over 10 years.
Direct
Marketing Industry Online: Perspectives on 2001
Firms With The Highest
Customer Online Loyalty Are More Likely To Have A Significant Web Promotion Budget
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