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Online Travel Industry Hits $104 Billion By 2010

JupiterResearch did some digging in the metrics for the online travel market in the U.S. and came up with some big numbers in the coming years. Their report entitled, "U.S. Travel Forecast, 2005 to 2010," predicts $68 billion by the end of 2005 and $104 billion by 2010.

Amazons Own Digital Book Program

Digital book programs seem to be all the rage since a particularly large search engine company decided to put most all books online. Online retailer Amazon decided to offer an alternative to publishers that should sit well with them. They will SELL digital books.

Marketing Thy Blog

Katy Whitton has a few basic tips on making one's blog a more appealing one for visitors, and pulling in those sweet advertising dollars.

Gnosh Munches On Social Networks

The developers behind the Gnosh meta-search call it "dim-sum for the web," and it puts all kind of searched morsels on the user's plate. For once a search engine has come from an institute of higher learning that isn't called Stanford.'

Calling Dibs In E-Business

The 21st Century, where all things tech, software, media, and e-business will converge and boom with deafening force, is creating a new realm of specialization that is vital to an evolve or die type of market. That realm, as many are learning through litigation and deflated new product hopes, is intellectual property rights. Intellectual Ventures, a company spawned by two former Microsoft employees, recognizes the…