- Growing Pains...the Birth
of New Domains
- Toys Sold Online
Highlighted in Consumer Warnings
- Hidden
Messages: Any There There?
- EBay
To Conduct First Online Auction of New Homes
- Calculating
Costly Content Management
- Photo
Finishing From Afar
- FastTrack
Approaches Napster's Former Popularity
- Bluelight.com:
Not Your Parents K Mart Anymore
- Broadband
defectors on the rise
- Security
Expertise In Short Supply
- Amazon
Heads for the Web-Free Internet
- U.S.
Army leading the way in portal technology
- Nordic
Firms Plan to Boost Remote Working
- Online
Bill Payment Gains Converts
- Harry
Potter Web Sites To Muggle Up With
- Orbitz
Tells U.S. It Brings Competition to Online Travel
- Online
Message Boards Increasingly Screened
- Salesforce.com
Gets into Financial Planning Game
- Playboy
says hacker stole customer info
- Good
News for E-Commerce, but Shoppers Be Wary
- Dos
and Don'ts for Small E-Businesses
- E-mail
overhaul to avoid overload?
Growing
Pains...the Birth of New Domains The highly controversial global top level
domain .biz opened up for business on the public stage, the second new TLD approved
by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers this year. Toys
Sold Online Highlighted in Consumer Warnings Web sites selling toys on
the Internet are increasing in popularity, but fail to provide the same choking
and age warnings found on toys sold in stores. Hidden
Messages: Any There There? Niels Provos, a computer science graduate student
at the University of Michigan, took the dais at a Stanford University lecture
hall Wednesday evening with what seemed a comforting message. EBay
To Conduct First Online Auction of New Homes Following its purchase of
an online auctioneer of foreclosed homes, EBay now steps further into Web real
estate sales with an upcoming auction of new homes in L.A. County. Calculating
Costly Content Management CrownPeak Technology, Calif.-based content management
Application Service provider, unveiled its ROI calculator, a new tool for determining
return on investment of a firm's content management initiatives. Photo
Finishing From Afar A proposed standard for moving images across the Internet
would let users send prints with a system similar to an ATM network. FastTrack
Approaches Napster's Former Popularity Napster has been offline since
mid-summer and is struggling to put together a marketable subscription product
while at the same time, according to a new study, many people are flocking to
free peer-to-peer file-swapping alternatives. Bluelight.com:
Not Your Parents K Mart Anymore K Mart, long the domain of bargain-seeking
shoppers, is getting a face-lift on the Internet with the opening of its Hewlett-Packard
online store. Broadband
defectors on the rise Katy Ling, a software consultant who had her home
wired for high-speed Internet access last year, did what many technology analysts
said would never happen: She bailed out of broadband. Security
Expertise In Short Supply According to a recent report from online certification
company Brainbench, disaster-recovery and network-security skills are scarce within
the IT workforce. Amazon
Heads for the Web-Free Internet With the recent restructuring of Amazon,
Bezos looks to be positioning his company to join a race that has barely begun
-- Internet commerce that goes beyond the World Wide Web. U.S.
Army leading the way in portal technology The U.S. Army has created a
new intranet portal "Army Knowledge Online" that will provide all 1.2 million
active duty soldiers, National Guardsmen, reservists, civilians and contractors
a one-stop shop for Army information. Nordic
Firms Plan to Boost Remote Working The vast majority of Nordic firms plan
to let their employees access company data remotely because using mobile technology
boosts efficiency Online
Bill Payment Gains Converts Following numerous anthrax scares, worries
about handling mail are almost as strong as concerns over late-arriving payments
as a reason people cite in signing up to pay bills online, a new study has found.
Harry
Potter Web Sites To Muggle Up With So you can't quite get to the village
of Hogsmeade, but you can chill with Harry Potter and his crew in some rather
magical places online. Orbitz
Tells U.S. It Brings Competition to Online Travel According to online
travel site Orbitz - which is run by the airlines themselves - rivals Travelocity
and Expedia were operating in a 'cozy market.' Online
Message Boards Increasingly Screened Critics say double standard exists
in favor of harsh, anti-Arab messages Salesforce.com
Gets into Financial Planning Game Salesforce.com, which hosts CRM applications,
has forged a new partnership with Closedloop Solutions, a vendor of financial
applications. Playboy
says hacker stole customer info Playboy.com has alerted customers that
an intruder broke into its Web site and obtained some customer information, including
credit card numbers. Good
News for E-Commerce, but Shoppers Be Wary There's good news for online
merchants as yet more surveys predict a ho-ho-ho kind of holiday selling season.
But it comes with a warning for consumers as another report says online rip-offs
of shoppers are on the rise. Dos
and Don'ts for Small E-Businesses Looking to raise money for a small online
business? Experts say that in today's difficult economic environment, some basic
tenets for securing financial backing remain E-mail
overhaul to avoid overload? If you struggle to keep up with today's e-mail
volumes, what will you do in the future when you get ten times as many messages,
including unsolicited e-mail from corporate systems and alerts from a variety
of devices?
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