Year 2000 E-Commerce Predictions
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ECnow.com 2000 trends: Year 2000 E-Commerce Predictions
MOVERS
& SHAKERS NEWS
ToC
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Man of the Year: Jeff Bezos
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Clinton the E-Commerce Newbie
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Hall Of Fame Sports Heroes Join E-Commerce
Game
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FreeDotNet Founders Resign On Fraud
Charges
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Microsoft CFO Quits
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Will BizRate's Davis Play in Traffic?
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Stamps.com Founders Find the Outbox
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The New Face of AT&T
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Meeker Inherits the Rumors
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Getting the Inside Dope
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Restarting at NetZero
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Value America's Palace Coup
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The Prophet of the Silicon Prairie
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Koenig Joins Epinions.com Board
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Man
of the Year: Jeff Bezos
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, the young entrepreneur whose
vision of a giant Internet bookstore helped pioneer the global online shopping
revolution, was named on Sunday as Time magazine's Man of the Year.
Clinton
the E-Commerce Newbie
The leader of the free world makes his first online purchases:
books and bracelets for Christmas gifts. On-time delivery to the White House probably
won't be a problem.
Hall
Of Fame Sports Heroes Join E-Commerce Game
Former NFL, NBA and NHL greats John Elway, Michael Jordan
and Wayne Gretzky have announced that they will attempt to muscle into the competitive
online sporting goods market by launching MVP.com next month.
FreeDotNet Founders Resign On
Fraud Charges
FreeDotNet, a British Internet service provider, lost three
of its founding members Friday after being charged with conspiracy to defraud
investors.
Microsoft
CFO Quits
Greg Maffei is leaving the
software giant to become CEO of a fiber-optic network firm. He will be replaced
by John Connors, VP of Microsoft's worldwide enterprise group.
Will BizRate's Davis Play in Traffic?
Just as some online merchants have developed a newfound
fondness for shop bots, Chuck Davis, president of Disney's Go Network, has found
affection in his heart for the automated crawlers - especially when he learned
he could run one.
Stamps.com
Founders Find the Outbox
After seeing their idea for Internet postage become a federally-approved,
$2.5 billion business in just over three years, the founders of Stamps.com are
leaving for greener pastures.
The New Face of
AT&T
Much of the top management talent at AT&T is leaving the
company when the wireless group is spun off in an IPO.
Meeker
Inherits the Rumors
Rumors of famed Internet investor's
Mary Meeker's move to the Left Coast are just that -- rumors. Morgan Stanley said
it's not losing one of its best-known analysts, despite press reports.
Getting
the Inside Dope
Magazine veterans Kurt Andersen
and Michael Hirschorn have teamed up to form a news site. They've got cash, ambition
-- and plenty of buzz.
Restarting
at NetZero
With a new captain at the
helm and plenty of IPO cash, the company hopes to become the America Online of
free ISPs.
Value
America's Palace Coup
First the CEO quit. Then the
board deposed its chairman. Now the general merchandise e-retailer thinks it can
turn a profit.
The
Prophet of the Silicon Prairie
Flip Filipowski is determined
to lead -- or drag -- his hometown of Chicago into the tech future.
Koenig
Joins Epinions.com Board
Bradford C. Koenig, the influential co-head of Goldman's
global high technology group, is taking a director's chair at startup Epinions.com.