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Newsletter Archive 2007

Amazon Contextual Links has launched in beta - actually a good job it is beta because I have already noticed a few bugs just by visiting one blog that was discussing the news. Take a look at this page (well I hope the link continues to display the problem).

htp://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0330.html

03.30.07

RIAA: eCommerce Public Enemy #1

With the future of industries such as online radio and peer-to-peer networking hanging in the balance, the pendulum of power is shifting from the hands of the suits at the RIAA into the hands of the public.

http://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0326.html

03.26.07

EBay Still the Leader in Online Shopping Sites

EBay's still king of the online shopping ring, and then some, according to numbers released by Hitwise. Amazon, Wal-Mart, Craigslist, and Target combined can't match the grip the incumbent online auction powerhouse holds on the online shopping public.

http://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0320.html

03.20.07

Create your own WebOffice in just 60 seconds

Try WebOffice now and in less than a minute, you'll see for yourself how over 325,000 people worldwide use WebEx WebOffice every day to run their business on the web.

http://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0319.html

03.19.07

ECommerce And Efficiency - A Stock Photography Example

Speed is everything when it comes to trade and commerce. You might have the best ice cream sundae in the world, but if it takes you an hour to make it and another hour to deliver it, you've lost a lot of potential customers. In our field of editorial stock photography, the same holds true.

http://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0312.html

03.12.07

BestBuy Pricing Scandal - The New Bait-and-Switch

Best Buy's got some 'splaining to do. Connecticut's Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has launched an investigation into allegations that Best Buy is intentionally employing a 21st Century bait-and-switch model, enticing customers with sale prices on the store Website and then...

http://www.ecommercetrends.com/2007/0306.html

03.06.07