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eBay Lowers Sellers Fees For Fixed-Price Items
eBay is lowering its fees U.S. sellers on its site pay to list fixed-price items in an effort to attract new buyers…
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Will Dell Remove Its Head from the Cloud?
Dell thought they could take the phrase "cloud computing" and keep it for themselves. It appears (for the time being at least) that they will have no such luck. The company filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to trademark the term, but its request has ultimately been denied because it has been established as a generic term.
Fans Flock Online For Olympic Coverage
With the first week of the 2008 Beijing Olympics completed, Nielsen Online has released a report on how fans around the globe used the Internet to follow the games.Fans in 10 countries visited Beijing2008.cn, the official web site of Beijing games, at a rate of 930,000 per day, with traffic surpassing one million unique visitors on a number of days, as they searched for Olympic…
SES: Industry Predictions From MSFT’s Satya Nadella
The search industry is changing, and Microsoft is keeping up with the times, according to Satya Nadella, the senior vice president of the company's Search, Portal & Advertising Platform Group. Nadella outlined both processes as today's keynote speaker at SES San Jose 2008.
A Tear In The Link Economy Fabric
For a decade and a half the outbound link was a "hat tip," a courtesy or even system of content reimbursement; the "Web" is a web because of linking, each quality website helping to prop up another. It was actually kind of socialist in nature.
Score One for Apple!
Google of course won the eBusiness sector in the recently released American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). No surprise there. Apple won in the personal computers category, which really isn't all that shocking either.
