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- Former Informix VP indicted on federal
fraud charges
- You Can't Do That Online
(...Or Can You)
- Sites get smarter
about personalization
- Fountain of
Youth
- Online Intellectual Property
Survey
- Can Amazon Achieve, Sustain
Profits?
- Auction Sites Bid To Keep
'Em Coming Back
- Giving You Control
of -- and Cash for -- Your Cookies
- Internet
Company Wants To Poll The World
- Internet
Advertising Revenues Pass $2 Billion In Second Quarter 2000
- Study
Examines Web Travel Services
- Security
Software Sales To Surge
- It's U.S.
vs. Japan, and not in the Olympics
- Streaming
Media Gets Down to Business
- Yahoo!
Beats 3Q Forecasts
- Net Plays Ball
With Music Giants
- The Promise of
Multichannel Retailing
- HP's Fiorina:
Speed is e-market killer app
- Openfor
BID-Ness, Round Two
- Suits And Propeller
Heads, Unite
- All for the Cause
- Chemical
sector leads e-business
- New eRecruiting
Market Segmentation Based on Recruiting Continuum
- Hybrid
marketing model targets digital Music
- HP
wants to be tops in PC sales
- Net
Markets Set To Quadruple By 2002
- Secondary
Mortgage eMarketplaces Will Be Challenged to Provide Value-Added Services
Former Informix VP indicted on federal fraud charges
A former European
executive at Informix Software Inc. has been charged with wire fraud and securities
violations after he allegedly provided sales figures that led the company to overstate
its revenues from 1994 to 1996. You Can't Do That Online
(...Or Can You)
Let's face it, plenty of Internet business models have
us scratching our heads. Here's a look at how companies are attempting to overcome
the limitations of the digital world. Sites get smarter about
personalization
Much of the e-commerce personalization done to date has
been, well, nothing personal for users. Now, armed with more sophisticated personalization
tools and a better understanding of how and where to use them, the kings of e-commerce
are attempting to make personalization really pay off. Fountain of Youth
AARP woos reluctant Boomers with a high-priced makeover Online Intellectual Property
Survey
Survey results of Online Intellectual Property Can Amazon Achieve, Sustain
Profits?
Shares of Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) dipped in trading after
Robertson Stephens analyst Lauren Cooks Levitan expressed concern about that company's
ability to achieve profitability under its current business model Auction Sites Bid To
Keep 'Em Coming Back
As auction sites continue to pop up around the Internet,
now comes warning that online auctions might not have much staying power. Giving You Control of
-- and Cash for -- Your Cookies
mValue lets Netizens trade their personal
info for money and advertisers reach prized demographic groups Internet Company Wants
To Poll The World
3Com Inc. plans to use the Internet to poll people
worldwide for their opinions on sex, education, dreams and other personal topics
Internet Advertising
Revenues Pass $2 Billion In Second Quarter 2000
Recording its eighteenth
consecutive quarter of positive growth in the United States, the Internet advertising
industry broke the 2 billion dollar mark in the second quarter of 2000, amassing
$2.1 billion in revenue. Study Examines Web Travel
Services
Online travel agencies that promise to find low airfares may
be playing favorites with the airlines. Security Software Sales
To Surge
Fueled by an epidemic of hack attacks and costly viruses, spending
on security software is set to soar from $2.5 billion (US$) in 1999 to over $6.7
billion in 2004 It's U.S. vs. Japan,
and not in the Olympics
It's completely possible that Japan will succeed
and become the telecom giant that drives new global standards Streaming Media Gets
Down to Business
No longer the exclusive domain of the consumer market,
streaming media is maturing into an effective, viable and potentially profitable
business tool Yahoo! Beats 3Q Forecasts
After market close Tuesday, the Web portal operator came through with
some good earnings news in what has been otherwise a dismal period for technology
issues. Net Plays Ball With Music
Giants
Major Internet companies are lining up to distribute music from
the major labels ... Canada gets into peer relations ... Sony and Microsoft do
Europe ... Reciprocal gets pseudo-multimedia-esque The Promise of Multichannel
Retailing
A study has confirmed what most retailers have assumed was
common sense until now - that stores, catalogs and Web sites pass customers and
sales to and from one another.
HP's Fiorina: Speed is e-market killer app
Partnering, managing risk
and open systems are key in the new economy, HP chief exec Carly Fiorina told
Planet 2000 attendees. But speed tops all. Openfor BID-Ness, Round
Two
Although online media buying has been widely embraced, Madison Avenue
hasn't given up its three - martini lunches -- yet. Suits And Propeller Heads,
Unite!
Want to get your sales and technical staffers pulling together
instead of pulling your deals apart? Consultants propose collaborative selling
as a way for integrators to smooth the sales cycle. All for the Cause
Cause marketing is helping dot-coms profit through philanthropy. Chemical sector leads
e-business
Throughout the $435 billion U.S. chemical industry, would-be
rust buckets in the Internet economy are turning out to be surprisingly swift
at transforming into e-businesses. New eRecruiting Market
Segmentation Based on Recruiting Continuum
IDC Foresees Shift from Job
Boards to End-to-End eRecruiting Solutions in Changing Market Landscape Hybrid marketing model
targets digital Music
Upstart Soundom makes a go of compensating artists
with online ad revenues and paying users to offer up profiling data. HP wants to be tops in
PC sales
CEO tells Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2000 that HP will work to
be top PC maker in a market that is still rich, despite some predictions. In addition,
she says, HP won't be a major application service provider. Net Markets Set To Quadruple
By 2002
The number of "Net markets" is expected to grow from 1,200 currently
to more than 5,000 by 2002 Secondary Mortgage eMarketplaces
Will Be Challenged to Provide Value-Added Services
The secondary mortgage
emarketplace has the potential to become a transforming influence on the secondary
mortgage market, but to do so, it will have to overcome fierce competition from
existing offline brokerage firms with deep roots in the industry.
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