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Featured Stories from August 2005
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Where online marketing is goingA new Forrester report: online ads up, offline down
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Two shopping sites go for big bucksTwo comparison-shopping sites were snapped up in big-bucks deals in early June: Shopping.com, the largest comparison-shopping site, was acquired by eBay Inc. for $620 million and Shopzilla was acquired by The E. W. Scripps Co. for $525 million.
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Guiding Google’s spiders
In the growing web content universe, retail site pages must compete with the content offered up by every other kind of web site to be found by search engines—one reason Google launched the e-commerce-specific Froogle. Now, Google has created another opportunity for retailers and others to make more of their content more accessible to its spiders.
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Napster’s next music debut: downloads to cell phonesLooking for a way to innovate new services in the digital music market, Napster Inc. has turned to the cell phone. “We think the mobile platform is exciting, and that’s why we’re running with it,” says president Brad Duea.
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A victory for digital content marketersEven with Supreme Court’s ruling against freebie Grokster, piracy of digital entertainment products like copyrighted music and movies will undoubtedly continue, especially by overseas-based file-sharing networks. But it’s time for legitimate media companies to call the battle against illegal file-sharing a victory and move on to more aggressive retail sales of digital products, experts say.
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Internet Retailer 2005: Report from the ConferenceComprehensive coverage of the first Internet Retailer conference
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Evolution
New comScore research details the ascent of the precision shopping machine
By Dan Hess Leave a comment
Photo Finish
The consumer tidal wave of digital camera buying is opening new opportunities to sell digital imaging services—both online and offline
By Paul Demery Leave a comment
Crumbling
Consumers refuse to swallow retailers’ cookies—calling into question retailers’ ability to track and create comprehensive customer relationship data
By Linda Punch Leave a comment
See You in Chicago Next Year
The post-show analysis of Internet Retailer 2005 Conference & Exhibition leads to an inescapable conclusion: IR2005 was a huge hit!
By Jack Love Leave a comment
Into the Blogosphere
Retailers take their first steps into the brave new world of blogging. Blogs are being used in business to give a voice and personality to corporations and industry issues
By Mary Wagner Leave a comment
Bogus Brands and the Internet
No longer are counterfeiters limited to selling goods at flea markets, on the street or in other venues outside the retail mainstream. The web has extended counterfeiters’ reach around the world—and made them harder than ever to find
By Linda Punch Leave a comment
Struggling with Juggling
As their offerings grow, web retailers face the challenge of keeping product data timely, relevant and available in a nanosecond
By Mark Brohan Leave a comment
Fighting Off the e-Threats
As criminals phish for consumer IDs, retailers play cybercop to protect consumer confidence. The web has become a base for organized criminals who use the open nature of the web and e-mail systems to steal, or phish for, consumer account information
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