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- E-PRODUCTS
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- E-MARKETING
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- CONTENT, PORTALS & COMMUNITY
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- Microsoft cookie tool stirs controversy
- E-biz
execs guard Net privacy
- Top E-Tailers
of July 2000
- Amazon glitch spurs shopping
spree
- Staples.com nailed again by
its own Net coupons
- Toysrus.com drops
tracking service amid pressure
- Layoffs
show B2B not immune to rocky times
- B2B
Shakeout Yet To Come
- The Making of
E-Commerce: 10 Key Moments
- The Vanishing
Corner Web Store
- Is Gen X Hooked on
Cookies?
- For College Students, the
Internet is Integral
- U.S. Web Surfers
Worry About Privacy
- To Succeed, B-to-B
Players Need Logistics Savvy
- Internet
Users Say 'No Thanks' To Personal Questions
- How
Secure Are You?
- German Publishers
Accused of Collusion
- Saks Shops for
Customers Online
- The Death of Living.com
- An
American Dream Gone Bad
- Customer loyalty
is underwater
- Lack of Notice Snags
E-Service
- E-Privacy's Foggy Bottom
- Visa
Sets Net Security Measures
- The e-complaint
window
- B2Bs stuck on cash
Microsoft
cookie tool stirs controversy
What began as an effort to give Web users
more control over their privacy has raised the ire of Web advertising services
and privacy advocates alike. E-biz
execs guard Net privacy
Chief privacy officers are popping up at many
savvy e-businesses that know the power of coherent, comprehensive online privacy
policies.
Top E-Tailers of July 2000
The Top
20 e-tailers of July 2000, according to PC Data Online. Amazon
glitch spurs shopping spree
A pricing glitch at Amazon.com's toy store
over the weekend allowed customers to place dozens of orders for goods that were
mistakenly deeply discounted. Staples.com
nailed again by its own Net coupons
For the second time in just over a
month, Staples.com issued online coupons that allowed Web bargain hunters to stock
up on free or deeply discounted merchandise. Toysrus.com
drops tracking service amid pressure
Toysrus.com has stopped using a controversial
marketing service after the online toy store was accused of releasing personal
customer data. Layoffs
show B2B not immune to rocky times
Two business-to-business companies
said they would lay off workers, a sign that recent tough times in the market
are not limited to business-to-consumer companies. Report:
B2B Shakeout Yet To Come
E-marketplaces are not safe from the current
dot-com shakeout that has seen numerous e-tailers fold and others merge, according
to a report released Thursday by Forrester Research. The
Making of E-Commerce: 10 Key Moments
No doubt, there are plenty of thrills
and chills left in the E-Commerce Cyclone. But this is as good a time as any to
reflect on the ones that have come so far -- the Biggest Moments in E-Commerce
History. The
Vanishing Corner Web Store
To the casual surfer, the Internet may seem
like a limitless ocean, but to e-tail firms whose cash is swirling down the drain,
it may seem more like a little fish tank that is fast losing its water.
Is
Gen X Hooked on Cookies?
A recent poll by the Pew Internet and American
Life project showed that younger Internet users are less likely to think "cookies,"
intrude on their personal privacy. Dude, what is up with that? For
College Students, the Internet is Integral The
Internet is now such an integral part of the life of college students that more
than 80 percent have made an online purchase. U.S.
Web Surfers Worry About Privacy
U.S. Internet users dislike having their
movements tracked when they go online but few bother to take steps to protect
their privacy, a survey released Sunday found. To
Succeed, B-to-B Players Need Logistics Savvy
For most industries, being
able to efficiently move products through the supply chain is a lifeline. The
push toward Internet commerce, however, has thrown logistics managers some curves.
Internet
Users Say 'No Thanks' To Personal Questions
A survey by Yankelovich Partners
reports that consumers are hesitant about releasing information such as telephone
numbers, addresses, and credit card numbers over the Internet. How
Secure Are You?
Business managers continue to rapidly deploy e-business
technologies, even without proper security in place. German
Publishers Accused of Collusion
Internet discount-book retailers say suppliers
are withholding orders over pricing policy. Saks
Shops for Customers Online
The grande dame of department stores is entering
the e-commerce competition. Should it bother? The
Death of Living.com
The home furnishings retailer has shut its doors,
making it the first Amazon.com investment to fail. An
American Dream Gone Bad
Value America was supposed to revolutionize retailing.
Sometimes revolutionaries lose. Customer
loyalty is underwater
CRM can't help e-tailers build deep customer relationships.
Lack
of Notice Snags E-Service
Data-analysis firm Coremetrics was forced to
explain itself Tuesday after an Internet security firm noticed that personal information
submitted to various Web shopping sites was being forwarded to the company's servers.
E-Privacy's
Foggy Bottom
Privacy lawsuits against Toysrus.com spotlight another gray
area in data privacy standards: Is outsourcing customer data analysis the same
as passing the information to a third party? Visa
Sets Net Security Measures
The world's largest credit card company, trying
to curb runaway online fraud, says it will implement a set of 10 new security
measures that vendors must adhere to. The
e-complaint window
The Boston Consulting Group recently published research
data on online buying habits, illustrating how unhappy e-shoppers are.
B2Bs
stuck on cash
B2B exchanges and supply chain software may have brought
together buyers and sellers at the electronic altar, but the majority of such
partnerships are consummated the old-fashioned way: by check. --- E-PRODUCTS
NEWS - E-tailer
To Launch Online Returns System
- MS,
bookseller plan Net book shop
- BEA
WebLogic app server passes the test
- B2C
software makers demand B2B respect
- Clearer
'fuzzy' product quests
- BizTalk Server
beta is here
- IBM woos developers over
WebSphere
- Williams-Sonoma opens doors
to home furnishings site
- American
Express forms new B2B payment company * The Far Side of E-Commerce
- Amazon-Toysrus.com
deal signals strategy shift
- Visa Intros
Buxx Card For Teens
- FBI To Lead World
E-Commerce Forum
- VeriSign Ups the
Ante on Fraud Screening
- Active Research
Expands Its Reach
E-tailer
To Launch Online Returns System
The inability to efficiently handle returns
and exchanges of items bought online can lead to overloaded call centers, frustrated
customers, and big problems for e-businesses. MS,
bookseller plan Net book shop
Online bookseller Barnesandnoble.com Inc.
is teaming up with Microsoft Corp. to open the first major Internet store selling
digital books, a Barnesandnoble.com spokesman said Monday. BEA
WebLogic app server passes the test
In a boon for e-business customers
looking for assurances of interoperability, BEA Systems becomes the second company
to meet Sun's J2EE interoperability guidelines and gain certification.
B2C
software makers demand B2B respect
BroadVision and other B2C vendors are
trying to upgrade their images from "B2C heavyweight" to complete e-business software
providers. Clearer
'fuzzy' product quests
Searching for products by attribute -- such as
waterproof, casual, plush etc. may soon be much easier if a project at the National
Retail Federation takes off. BizTalk
Server beta is here
Microsoft's long-awaited product could help customers
integrate their computer systems for B2B e-commerce. IBM
woos developers over WebSphere
At its Solutions conference in Las Vegas
this week, IBM will announce a growing investment in developer resources as well
as enhancements to its WebSphere Application Server. Williams-Sonoma
opens doors to home furnishings site
Disregarding the recent tide of dot-com
wreckage, retail conglomerate Williams-Sonoma quietly launched an e-commerce store
today for its home furnishings division, Pottery Barn. American
Express forms new B2B payment company
American Express has created a new
company as part of its push to become the leading electronic payment services
carrier in the business-to-business market. Amazon-Toysrus.com
deal signals strategy shift
The e-tail giant today formed a 10-year partnership
with Toysrus.com to develop a new co-branded e-commerce site for toys and video
games. Visa
Intros Buxx Card For Teens
On August 14, Visa USA will launch Visa Buxx,
a user- loadable Visa debit card designed ostensibly for teenagers, but also for
those concerned about using their regular credit and debit cards online.
FBI
To Lead World E-Commerce Forum
The Federal Bureau of Investigation will
head up this year's world e-commerce forum, at which global Internet security
will be an issue for the first time, it was announced Friday. VeriSign
Ups the Ante on Fraud Screening
New credit card fraud screening service
launched for online merchants. Active
Research Expands Its Reach
Buyer's Guide services extended in deals with
ClicktheButton and Consumer Reports. ---
E-MARKETING NEWS - End
of the road for e-com ASP Pandesic
- Magazines
extend brands online -- and profit
- Banana
Republic's got a brand-new bag
- HireStrategy.com
Adds New Media Practice
- A Winning
Advertising Campaign
- AOL, Target Roll
Out Marketing Campaign
- Amazon getting
less cash from e-commerce partners
- IBM
Gears Up for Some Dotcom Action
- A
New Model For Napster?
- Software Glitch
Affects DoubleClick's Domestic Clients
- Free
on the Net
- Keeping Your Affiliates
Loyal
- Developing Affiliate Relationships
- The
Price of an Affiliate Program
- Macy's
parent fuses e-commerce with mail order
- Dot-com
Sales, Marketing Spending Plunge
- Banners
Yet Wave
- The Real World
- Saks
Shops for Customers Online
- FAO.com
Already Preparing For The Holidays
End
of the road for e-com ASP Pandesic
In the end, the joint venture of Intel
and SAP saw no "timely road to profitability" as a result of the slowdown in B2C
e-commerce. Magazines
extend brands online -- and profit
Billboard is among the many traditional
media companies experimenting with ways to extend their brand online -- and actually
profiting from it. Banana
Republic's got a brand-new bag
Banana Republic makes a stronger statement
with its redesigned "Add to Bag" confirmation. Too bad it's not really necessary.
Get details this week in this second-look evaluation. HireStrategy.com
Adds New Media Practice
Demand drives expanded coverage A
Winning Advertising Campaign
Baltimore's Advertising.com is making some
banner impressions itself, delivering approximately 4 billion advertising messages
in June. Venture capitalists are impressed, sinking $57 million in the firm.
AOL,
Target Roll Out Marketing Campaign
Upscale retailer follows Wal-Mart and
Kmart in a series of online marketing initiatives with a co-branded AOL software
program that links to target.com Amazon
getting less cash from e-commerce partners
Amazon.com, which has a business
network of e-commerce companies, saw revenue recognized from some of the deals
reduced by $2.9 million after it restructured agreements with some of the money-losing
companies, a regulatory filing said. IBM
Gears Up for Some Dotcom Action
The company's Net Generation Business
team has set-up shop in the Pacific Northwest, and is determined to play a leading
role in the local internet scene. A
New Model For Napster?
Napster competitor says his business model is the
way to go for online music distribution. Software
Glitch Affects DoubleClick's Domestic Clients
Delivery of banner ads,
online promotions and click-through rates were disrupted for about an hour and
half on Friday. Free
on the Net
Have you ever wondered if web merchants will continue to give
away free and discounted products and services forever? The problem is, it can't
be done forever. Keeping
Your Affiliates Loyal
Tons of affiliates may look good on paper. However,
as you acquire more affiliates, you also increase the time that will have to be
dedicated to activate these affiliates. Developing
Affiliate Relationships
It's much more fun to brag about the size of your
affiliate network, but really, who cares? When you talk to fellow affiliate marketers,
it's more interesting to learn how much volume they're driving, not how many affiliates
they have. The
Price of an Affiliate Program
We often hear about the benefits of an affiliate
program: excellent return on investment, branding, etc., but the costs that go
against these benefits have not been as well chronicled. Macy's
parent fuses e-commerce with mail order
Federated Department Stores plans
to combine Macy's e-commerce and direct mail operations, company executives said,
with gradual changes slated to begin this fall. Dot-com
Sales, Marketing Spending Plunge
Internet companies targeting the consumer
market have slashed their sales and marketing spending by more than 25 percent
from the high-flying fourth quarter of last year. Banners
Yet Wave
What's happening to Net ads is fundamentally similar, despite
the leaps in technology, to what happened several years ago with print ads.
The
Real World
Allergy-and-asthma site Gazoontite.com revels in the success
of its brick-and-mortar stores &endash; even as its online business flounders.
It's not alone. Saks
Shops for Customers Online
The grande dame of department stores is entering
the e-commerce competition. Should it bother? FAO.com
Already Preparing For The Holidays
Famed toy store gets jump on the all-important
holiday shopping season with site relaunch, adding interactive playroom.
---
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- Streamline.com: Start the Deathwatch
- The
Deal with Online Returns
- GE to create
multi-industry marketplace
- ShopperBox
Launches Beta Test of E-Commerce Delivery Solution
- Kinko's
Gets FedEx to Deliver Web Customers
- MP3.com
To Go Brick-And-Mortar
- IT speeds delivery
of Web orders
- The Paradox of Rosettanet
- Trust
but Verify
- webMethods, AristaSoft
Create High-Tech Platform
- Saturating
the Medical Supply Market
- Major Labels
to Sell Music Online
- Delivery Tricky
in Latin America
- FTC Action Could
Spur Outsourced Fulfillment
- Next From
Amazon.com: Cars, Jewelry?
- Seagate
To Revamp Online Direct-Sales Site
- The
Shipping News
- Commerce One, SAP to
Build Energy Exchange
- Sell Music Offline
to Sell Online
Streamline.com:
Start the Deathwatch
A bleak financial picture worsens for the Westwood
online grocer, which without an emergency financial infusion will go under within
weeks. The
Deal with Online Returns
A survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers has found
that few shoppers actually return items purchased from online sites, and those
that do are not so dissatisfied with the return process that it adversely affects
future shopping behavior. The bad news, however, is that many more would make
a return but are turned off by the expense and hassle of the process. GE
to create multi-industry marketplace
General Electric, already one of
the top sellers of electronic purchasing systems, said it's forming a Web-based
marketplace that will be available to all industries in the fourth quarter.
ShopperBox
Launches Beta Test of E-Commerce Delivery Solution
Seattle.internet.com's
coverage of the South Sound continues... Kinko's
Gets FedEx to Deliver Web Customers
A new co-branded site will power the
copy-shop chain's sprint to the Net, while FedEx adds document printing to its
online menu. MP3.com
To Go Brick-And-Mortar
In a rare instance of a dot-com going brick-and-mortar,
MP3.com, the embattled online music retailer that has been under fire from the
recording industry, reportedly plans to participate in a chain of storefront entertainment
complexes. IT
speeds delivery of Web orders
E-retailers and Net-based companies are
making big progress in IT systems-integration work, resulting in greater efficiency
in deliveries of Web orders. The
Paradox of Rosettanet
RosettaNet wants standards for the way information-technology
components are bought and sold, but can it implement them fast enough for the
new economy Trust
but Verify
Indentrus wants to bring the Cold War adage to B2B, but it
faces an uphill battle webMethods,
AristaSoft Create High-Tech Platform
Companies collaborate on an integration
solution for high-tech industry Saturating
the Medical Supply Market
Everthing4MDs is the latest in a string of medical-supply
exchanges Major
Labels to Sell Music Online
EMI, Universal and Sony plan to begin selling
songs over the Internet by the end of the year. Delivery
Tricky in Latin America
The final leg of E-commerce is hampered in many
parts of Latin America because postal service in many areas is erratic at best.
FTC
Action Could Spur Outsourced Fulfillment
The Federal Trade Commission's
settlement last week with seven online retailers who had trouble shipping goods
as promised during last year's holiday season could be just the opportunity needed
by providers of outsourced fulfillment services. Next
From Amazon.com: Cars, Jewelry?
The beleagured online retailer is apparently
paving the way to sell big-ticket items, according to domain name registrations
it has filed. Seagate
To Revamp Online Direct-Sales Site
Seagate Technology plans to overhaul
its online direct-sales effort within the next month or two, as the disk-drive
vendor tries to figure out its e-commerce strategy. The
Shipping News
The international freight industry is plagued by red tape
and inefficiency. A few startups, along with a few established players, and starting
to change that. Commerce
One, SAP to Build Energy Exchange
The marketplace, named Enporion, will
utilize jointly developed e-commerce software. Sell
Music Offline to Sell Online
For bands to be successful online, they have
to have a solid offline marketing plan. That's the theory John Dawes lays out
in his new book. ---
PARTNERS & DEALS NEWS - EMC
Buys Software Firm
- Dell, SAS join
to monitor site visitors' actions
- Vignette,
Sun in e-com development deal
- NSI
Signs Partnership With Chinese Domain Name Corp.
- Fairfax
County Attracts Q2 Investments of $338.8 Million
- National
Geographic Acquires 30 Percent Stake in iExplore
- A
2 Million Share Gift Certificate
- Wal-Mart,
AOL join Shopsmart
- Lastminute nets
French rival
- Net firm ends merger
talks with Drkoop.com
- Wine sites hope
merger will create right blend
- Webvan
and HomeGrocer One Step Closer to Merger
- Singingfish.com
Gets Acquired by Thomson Multimedia
- Kozmo.com,
Urbanfetch Merger Deal Imminent
- Razorfish
Acquires Medialab AG for $9.4 Million
- CDNow
Sale To Bertelsmann Given Green Light By Feds
- Two
Teen Marketers Reunite
- Recipe Site
and Retailer Offer Grocery Service
- A
Bigger Fish in Seafood-Marketplace Pond
- MVP.com
Makes a Play for PlanetOutdoors
- Kozmo
in Talks to Acquire Urbanfetch
- Advertising.com
Nets $57 Million
- AOL UK and Wal-Mart:
This Time We're Serious
- NTT-Verio
Deal Expected to Fly
- Onvia.com purchase
of Hardware.com raises eyebrows
- Intershop
Acquires Germany's Subotnic
EMC
Buys Software Firm
The Hopkinton data storage company acquires a long-time
partner, a Denver maker of software to manage the archiving of video and other
rich media. Dell,
SAS join to monitor site visitors' actions
Its site does $40 million a
day in business, but Dell thinks there's still room for improvement, so it's licensing
SAS' e-Intelligence suite to gain new insights into its customers' behavior.
Vignette,
Sun in e-com development deal
The wide-ranging deal to develop, market
and sell e-commerce products worldwide is similar to an agreement struck last
week between Vignette and Sun rival IBM. NSI
Signs Partnership With Chinese Domain Name Corp.
Firms to share revenue
on referred domain name registrations Fairfax
County Attracts Q2 Investments of $338.8 Million
With more than a $1 billion
in venture funding over the last four quarters, Fairfax County companies continue
to pull in the bucks National
Geographic Acquires 30 Percent Stake in iExplore
Strategic alliance includes
integrated e-commerce initiatives and collaboration on content for print and online
media A
2 Million Share Gift Certificate
Global iTechnology announces acquisition
of Certificate Express and its patent pending transaction technology for the B2B
marketplace Wal-Mart,
AOL join Shopsmart
US retailer Wal-Mart and internet giant AOL link up
to take a stake in the UK online price comparison web site Shopsmart. Lastminute
nets French rival
Internet retail firm Lastminute.com has moved into the
takeover business, buying France's biggest e-travel company. Net
firm ends merger talks with Drkoop.com
A Virginia-based Internet company
called off its merger talks with ailing online health information provider Drkoop.com.
Wine
sites hope merger will create right blend
Wine.com and WineShopper.com
announced today they will merge, with hopes that a combined company will hold
greater appeal for investors. Webvan
and HomeGrocer One Step Closer to Merger
The two companies move closer
to finalizing their merger after receiving notification of the early termination
of the waiting period. Singingfish.com
Gets Acquired by Thomson Multimedia
Check out our exclusive interview
with Singingfish.com's CEO Mike Behlke. Kozmo.com,
Urbanfetch Merger Deal Imminent
Kozmo and UrbanFetch have been at each
other's throats ever since competition got heated over the delivery business.
Razorfish
Acquires Medialab AG for $9.4 Million
Razorfish will issue 446,080 shares
of common stock and make a cash payment of approximately $1.4 million.
CDNow
Sale To Bertelsmann Given Green Light By Feds
The waiting period under
the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act has expired, clearing the way
for German media group Bertelsmann AG to complete the acquisition of Internet
music company CDNow, Inc. Two
Teen Marketers Reunite
Teen-oriented e-tailer dELiA*s Inc. Thursday inked
an $86 million deal to merge with its subsidiary, iTurf Inc., an online community
targeting the 13- to 24-year-old market. Recipe
Site and Retailer Offer Grocery Service
Webvan and Allrecipes.com are
joining forces to sell food in cyberspace. A
Bigger Fish in Seafood-Marketplace Pond
WorldCatch.com and Fishmonger.com
will merge -- the latest deal in an industry-wide consolidation. MVP.com
Makes a Play for PlanetOutdoors
The sports retailer, backed by Michael
Jordan and Wayne Gretzky, wants to bulk up by buying the outdoor apparel site.
Kozmo
in Talks to Acquire Urbanfetch
Online delivery pioneer Kozmo.com is in
discussions to acquire archrival Urbanfetch.com, a sign that instant gratification
doesn't guarantee instant success for everyone. Advertising.com
Nets $57 Million
The online ad-server firm says it will use the funds
to invest in new technology and increase its staff by one-third. AOL
UK and Wal-Mart: This Time We're Serious
Still no sign of the U.S. cross-promotion
they announced eight months ago. But they say the U.K. is different. NTT-Verio
Deal Expected to Fly
U.S. officials are scrutinizing the proposed merger,
which would give the Japanese telco ownership of the ISP. Onvia.com
purchase of Hardware.com raises eyebrows
Small business e-marketplace
saves chairman from a sinking dotcom ship Intershop
Acquires Germany's Subotnic
The e-commerce application provider will integrate
content management software into its offerings. --- MOVERS
& SHAKERS NEWS - Yantra's Mantra:
Grow, Grow, Grow.
- Microsoft Manager
Joins Infinite.com
- USinternetworking
Promotes Stern
- MicroStrategy Names
New Chief Financial Officer
- Apache
Names Former Professor to New R&D Post
- FutureNext
Consulting Names CTO
- BulkRegister.com
Appoints CFO
- IBM Executive Joins GMSI
Leadership
- Amazing Media Appoints
Publishing Industry Veterans
- Chintala
Takes Customer Management Post at netDecide
- Garrettson
Joins Cidera
- Freeinternet.com Names
CIO
- Microsoft's Ballmer outlines organizational
changes
- Mike Pickett Becomes President
& COO of Onvia.com
- Q&A with
Jim Nordstrom
- SiteROCK Lures Arthur
Andersen Executive to CEO Post
- Jamcracker
Hires VP
- FreeSamples.com Appoints
President and COO
- Jay Verkler Named
CEO of Sales.com
- Razorfish shares
slide after president resigns
- How
Much Is That CEO at the Net Firm?
- Ray
Lane joins Kleiner Perkins
Yantra's
Mantra: Grow, Grow, Grow.
The Acton provider of supply chain e-commerce
software raises $41 million from institutional and corporate investors to continue
to build the company. Microsoft
Manager Joins Infinite.com
Wilson to develop business throughout North
America, Europe, and Asia. USinternetworking
Promotes Stern
New CEO will add global network operations to his responsibilities
MicroStrategy
Names New Chief Financial Officer
Company also appoints new VP of corporate
development and names acting director of Apache
Names Former Professor to New R&D Post
Company co-founder rejoins
management team FutureNext
Consulting Names CTO
Ken Crafford to take top technology post BulkRegister.com
Appoints CFO
Allan Sanders Moves from AmericasDoctor.com IBM
Executive Joins GMSI Leadership
Kenlaw becomes executive vice president
of corporate strategy Amazing
Media Appoints Publishing Industry Veteran
Former publisher of The Baltimore
Sun joins board of directors Chintala
Takes Customer Management Post at netDecide
Technology consulting veteran
to lead deployment and support of financial services solutions Garrettson
Joins Cidera
Takes senior US sales vp post Freeinternet.com
Names CIO
Freeinternet.com has appointed Owen Minnick as its chief information
officer. Microsoft's
Ballmer outlines organizational changes
Microsoft President and CEO Steve
Ballmer outlines organizational changes to accelerate the company's delivery of
.NET software and services. Mike
Pickett Becomes President & COO of Onvia.com
Pickett, who will report
to Onvia's CEO Glenn Ballman, most recently served as the chairman and CEO of
Hardware.com. Q&A
with Jim Nordstrom
Seattle.internet.com caught up with Mr. Nordstrom to
find out more about his latest venture: Northern Stream Capital. SiteROCK
Lures Arthur Andersen Executive to CEO Post
Thirty-year Arthur Andersen
veteran chooses 24 x 7 remote support services company as "next big thing" in
eBusiness Jamcracker
Hires VP
Former VP of ATM Systems brings 33 years experience to drive
efforts in northern California and Nevada. FreeSamples.com
Appoints President and COO
Company says Dana Plotkin brings branding expertise
to eMarketing infrastructure company. Jay
Verkler Named CEO of Sales.com
Internet veteran hopes to replay past successes
with TIBCO, Vitria, and Oracle. Razorfish
shares slide after president resigns
Shares of the Net consulting firm
drop more than 20 percent after Michael Pehl says he is stepping down for personal
reasons. How
Much Is That CEO at the Net Firm?
Net CEOs tend to get $325,000 in cash
and bonuses &endash; and about 9.4 percent of the company. Ray
Lane joins Kleiner Perkins
Former Oracle president becomes general partner
at venture capital giant.
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