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- Intel's Chip Recall Sparks Concern
- 103
Million new online users
- Form Follow
E-Fashion
- No Magic Bullet For Partnering
- One On One - venture capitalist
and Web integrator
- Insurers stroll
toward e-commerce
- Home Depot builds
hopes on the Web
- Low-blow campaign
tactics online
- Internet - Hosts
with the most
- Wireless gaming worth
USD6 billion by 2005
- Six Greatest
Barriers to mCommerce
- How sites
build traffic
- Secret of eBay's Success
- Readers Hunger For Media News
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Amazon's Friendly Deception
- Online
Advertisers Targeting Parents to Reach Kids
- Streaming
Media Apps Popping Up Everywhere
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E-mail marketers form alliance for anti spam protocols
- Navy
poised to award $16 billion intranet contract
- Selling
Students
- Checking out Online Payment
and Security
- DaimlerChrysler Chooses
E.piphany for Customer Analysis
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2 Travel Sites Take the Road Less Traveled By
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Public Telephone Network Problems
Intel's
Chip Recall Sparks Concern
Analyst says chip maker puts bragging rights
ahead of sales. 103 Million new online
users
IDC Research, US To Gain 103 Million New Online Users Form Follow E-Fashion
Neiman Marcus hopes to build a strong Internet presence with technology
that's as fashionable as the $1,000-plus articles of clothing it peddles. No
Magic Bullet For Partnering
There's No Magic Bullet For Partnering Trying
to make sense out of partnering programs is getting tougher by the minute. It
seems that everyone-vendors, integrators, consultants, VARs and end users-is in
a constant state of revamping or fine-tuning a business model. One On One - venture capitalist
and Web integrator
A venture capitalist and a Web integrator transcend
their coach/player relationship into a professional give-and-go. Mentoring can
pay off in ways you never dreamed possible. Care to give it a shot? Insurers stroll toward
e-commerce
For the most part, insurance is still a face-to-face business.
Home Depot builds hopes
on the Web
Will consumers flock to the Web to buy shovels, brooms, and
bags of cement mix? Home Depot (NYSE: HD) thinks so, at least in Las Vegas. Low-blow campaign tactics
online
Republican-run sites like Gorewillsayanything.com (featured on
a national TV spot) and Democratic efforts such as Millionairesforbush.com are
bringing traditional low-blow campaign tactics online. If nothing else, they're
an alternative to the bland positivism of the candidates' official websites. Internet - Hosts with
the most
While the number of connected host computers is usually cited
as an indication of the internet's size, the data vary substantially even at the
most aggregated level. eMarketer senior analyst Nevin Cohen crunches the numbers.
Wireless gaming worth
USD6 billion by 2005
Internet games on mobile phones are set to become
a massive market in Europe and the US, with 200 million people playing these games
by 2005 Six Greatest Barriers
to mCommerce
In the wake of the unbridled optimism that surrounded the
launch of the wireless web, many analysts are beginning to take a hard look at
the prospects for mobile commerce. How sites build traffic
Traffic is what sites want, but how do sites build traffic when there
are so many sites out there soaking up that eyeball time ? Secret of eBay's Success
The online auction giant's huge network of sellers and buyers -- the
approximately 16 million people who buy and sell on eBay are behind both its present
success and future outlook Readers Hunger For Media
News
Readers now demand coverage about how the changes in media are going
to affect not only our everyday consumption of it, but also the individual businesses.
Amazon's
Friendly Deception
Marketing tests are nothing new. But there are two
big problems with Amazon's approach. In the brick-and-mortar world, customers
rarely cross over geographic boundaries and discover the price inconsistencies.
When they do, they attribute them to regional differences. Online Advertisers Targeting
Parents to Reach Kids
Targeting kids has always been a challenge to marketers.
According to AdRelevance, online advertisers are shifting their focus toward families,
and away from the kids, while Nielsen//NetRatings found kids 2 to 11 have the
highest click rates. Streaming Media Apps Popping
Up Everywhere
Data from PC Data and Media Metrix found that streaming
media applications, instant messaging software, and even Napster are growing in
popularity among home Internet users in the US. E-mail marketers form
alliance for anti spam protocols
A group of 15 companies will form a
coalition with the intent of designing e-mail standards to limit unsolicited e-mail,
or spam. Navy poised to award $16
billion intranet contract
The huge outsourcing pact, which is expected
to be awarded, could change the face of the government / industry partnership.
Selling Students
Campus Pipeline's powerful intranet software costs universities nothing --
except access to the students, that is. Never mind the discreet banner ads --
will the intensely targeted e-commerce and marketing to college students be too
high a price to pay? Checking out Online Payment
and Security
Business is booming for internet person-to-person payment
systems. PayPal has signed up nearly 3 million users, and new sites crop up all
the time. But while it's easy to put your money into these services, getting it
out again can be less-than-convenient DaimlerChrysler Chooses
E.piphany for Customer Analysis
Auto giant DaimlerChrysler has selected
the reporting, analysis and data mining software of E.piphany to gain a better
insight into its 40 million U.S. customers. 2
Travel Sites Take the Road Less Traveled By
Two new Web sites are planning
to enter the already crowded online travel market with new twists on discount
ticketing. Public Telephone Network
Problems
The public telephone network's problems, and possible solutions
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