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[July 23, 2008] Security firm offers tool that vets e-tailers during search process, uBid announces fixed-price site to launch next month and iPhones continue to ring the virtual cash register.
[July 23, 2008] Through the partnership, TiVo will display menus with links to Amazon's online store, inviting viewers to use their remote control to purchase products.
[July 18, 2008] With new drag-and-drop platform, Lycos wants to make it easy to build Web sites with social features, and will launch an e-commerce store platform in the fall.
[July 18, 2008] Experience is a great teacher, and even the best online video makers
have learned the hard way to avoid certain mistakes. Here are six
online video pitfalls that you can avoid after reading this article.
[July 18, 2008] If you want to know which trends and products are growing more popular and which are sinking toward jump the shark status, look at Google Trends.
[July 17, 2008] eBay reports double-digit profit for second quarter, but shares fall due to tepid forecast for the current quarter.
[July 14, 2008] A secret deal allowing Buy.com to list at eBay without paying fees spurs sellers to sail to Amazon. Plus, eBay reverses stance on controversial neutral feedback policy.
[July 11, 2008] Showing that they can agree on something, the two search engine giants develop a means to index Web pages loaded with Flash animations.
[July 11, 2008] Search and ad king rebrands DoubleClick's affiliate-marketing program as it continues to integrate new assets.
[July 9, 2008] EBay responds to its loss in the LVMH case, Gmail users get phishing protection and eProvider offers eBay integration. Plus, a price comparison widget and mobile commerce tools grab headlines.
[July 7, 2008] The summer heat brings Avail's marketing suite, RedRoller's new shipping service and upgrades to Volusion's platform and Register.com's hosting plans. Plus, a sizzling new study debunks the 'long tail' theory of niche marketing.
[July 3, 2008] With business deals in place, a small startup with a lofty mission now looks to monetize the "long tail" and take on Google's AdSense.
[July 2, 2008] EBay updates its User Agreement, offers a deal on the International Site Visibility listing upgrade, and eBay and TRUSTe partner for the eBay Developers Program.
[July 1, 2008] With MuseStorm's Platform, you can
produce, deliver, manage and analyze metrics for the widgets and social
applications you create. Plus, new support for iPhones.
[July 1, 2008] As PCI-DSS 6.6 moves from being a best practice to mandatory, the technology is not as important as a strategic approach.
[June 27, 2008] Among the solutions that promise to help e-tailers comply with the new payment card industry regulations, going into effect Monday, is the latest Cenzic Hailstorm 5.7 release.
[June 25, 2008] Industry watchers weigh in on what the recent ad deal between Yahoo and Google means for both companies and the search marketplace.
[June 25, 2008] Whether or not you're leaving eBay, it always makes good business sense to explore and expand into other online marketplaces. We give you 15 to check out.
[June 24, 2008] Our veteran online bookseller reports on a new trend: combining book sales with social networking sites.
[June 23, 2008] Read on for a summary of hot topics debated at the event as well as news on fee changes coming soon, detail seller rating compromises, and listing and item updates.
[June 20, 2008] The keynote at eBay Live 2008 showed the softer side of CEO Donahoe, but drove home the news that Detailed Seller Ratings are here to stay.
[June 18, 2008] EBay bans Apple iPhone 3G pre-sales, more flexibility for multiple
quantity listings and new PixelMill ProStores templates launched. Plus, we
highlight a new shipping service for sellers, and offer shipping news and
surveys.
[June 17, 2008] The new Collective Intelligence Platform allows e-tailers to deploy peer-driven recommendations, social search and testing across multiple channels, including mobile and e-mail marketing.
[June 13, 2008] Javien's micropayment plan meets Visa's new guidelines, traffic is up at coupon sites, and Shipwire, the online fulfillment company, expands into Europe.
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