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Online auction site eBay has begun to introduce changes in the feedback that sellers can leave about buyers. The changes were first…
The city of Chicago is suing eBay and subsidiary StubHub for failing to collect an 8 percent amusement tax on tickets sold online.The city charges in the lawsuit filed in Cook County Circuit Court that the two companies are "reseller's agents" and are required under Chicago's law to pay an amusement tax. The suit asks for a court order that will allow the city to…
No changes in ranking seem imminent - Google Reader was actually closer to catching Bloglines ten months ago than it is now. Still, new Hitwise data confirms that these are the top two RSS readers, and in a 12-month comparison, Google's service is gaining ground.
Cisco Systems Inc. defended itself against a human rights group's claims that the company aided Chinese officials in building a "great firewall" to block Internet user's access to anti-government content.
Routine sales techniques sometimes work; otherwise, they wouldn't have become routine. Individuals have often learned how to block them out, however, which makes a little creativity very valuable.(Coverage of the ACCM conference continues at Webproworld Videos. Keep an eye on Webproworld for more notes and videos from the event this week.)
Any dope on the street can make a mistake without exerting any effort. To really wreck an e-commerce site requires effort. Here's how to do it.
