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ToC
- Visa Launches E-Commerce
Security Initiatives
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VeriSign Simplifies Signatures
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Firms Team for Next-Generation Payment Services
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First Data Launches Person-to-Person Payment Service
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Royal Bank Offers Online Credit Card Processing
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No More 'Sorry We Missed You'
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Oblix moves beyond b-to-b
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REI.com Wears Outdoor Site Usability Crown
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Evite, X.com to let party-goers pay up front
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Oracle forms alliance for telecom services software
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eProNet Boasts 100,000+ Online Database of Alumni Talent
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ActLikeAnOwner.com Launches Interview-on-Demand
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SocialNet.com Nets Marriages Galore
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ebates.com to Reimburse Shoppers if eTailers Fold
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Entercom Hits the Net Waves Via StreamAudio.com
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Paying for Press: USA TODAY to Charge for Archive Access
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Visa Launches E-Commerce Security Initiatives
Credit card giant Visa International has announced a pair of global e-commerce
initiatives to offer tighter security measures for Internet consumers and reduce
consumer-merchant online transaction disputes by as much as 50 percent.
VeriSign Simplifies Signatures
The Internet security
company wants to make it easier to authenticate electronic commerce transactions.
Firms Team for Next-Generation
Payment Services
Addressing the increasingly popular online payment niche, Net security specialist
VeriSign Inc. teamed with American Express Co. and Ariba Inc. Monday to deliver
the first card payment processing utility for online B2B transactions
First Data Launches Person-to-Person
Payment Service
Electronic commerce payment services company First Data Corp. said it plans to
launch an Internet person-to-person payment service, Western Union MoneyZap, in
July.
Royal Bank Offers Online Credit
Card Processing
Canada's largest bank is aiming to make it easier for its business customers to
tackle e-commerce with the launch of its own real-time Internet payment service.
No More 'Sorry We Missed You'
Shopping online is all
about convenience -- until you're not home to receive your delivery. Three companies
are ready to solve that problem.
Oblix moves beyond b-to-b
Oblix provides a software
tool that puts in place a small, but crucial piece of the multifaceted b-to-b
e-commerce infrastructure puzzle.
REI.com Wears Outdoor Site Usability
Crown
Strategies
of Top Outdoor Sites.
Evite, X.com to let party-goers
pay up front
Starting
early next month, customers at party-planning site Evite will be able to send
invitations that allow guests to pay for entry fees online via X.com's PayPal
service.
Oracle forms alliance for telecom
services software
The database software maker and Lucent plan to offer a customer resource management
and billing software suite targeted at communications service providers.
eProNet Boasts 100,000+ Online
Database of Alumni Talent
Companies looking for Internet talent will soon be able to tap into a database
of over 100,000 alumni from 17 leading universities
ActLikeAnOwner.com Launches Interview-on-Demand
If only the prospective
client could see and hear you make that pitch for the contract you covet. Now
they can, thanks to a free-of-charge online video autobiography service.
SocialNet.com Nets Marriages Galore
Marriages abound on
the Mountain View-based social site.
ebates.com to Reimburse Shoppers
if eTailers Fold
Promise to members covers all 400 online merchants through cash-back shopping
portal
Entercom Hits the Net Waves Via
StreamAudio.com
Seattle.internet.com has learned that Tacoma's StreamAudio.com has entered into
an agreement to provide webcasting, ad insertion and "now playing" needs
for all 96 of Entercom's radio stations.
Paying for Press: USA TODAY to
Charge for Archive Access
Seattle.internet.com has learned that USA TODAY will be the first publisher to
implement the combined Qpass and Proquest Archiver's electronic archive service.
Ecount Takes Webcertificate.com
into Real World
Online
gift certificate and personal Web account company Ecount launched the Webcertificate
shopping card good at any brick-and-mortar merchant that accepts credit cards.
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