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- Most Nations Lack Cyber Crime Laws
- Women
Top Men as Net Buyers
- Viant
layoffs the latest amid consulting crunch
- Signs
of Life on the Horizon
- Amazon
Tops November Net Sales
- China's
Telecom Catch-Up
- Healthy Worldwide
PC Market Despite Lowering Expectations for the U.S. and Europe
- Twelve
IT innovations to watch in 2001
- The
Great Online Purchasing Migration
- Newbies
Make E-Holiday Splash
- The Current
Face of US eRetail
- Online Privacy
in Japan
- Employees' new Coffee
Break: E-shopping
- Asian-Pacific
Region To Comprise Half Of Telecom Market By 2010
- DSL
Growth Slows, Cable Modems Get Help from Standards
- Study
Finds DB2 Customers Plan to Migrate to Oracle
- New
PC Data Study Shows That Women are New Majority in Online Gaming
- Youth
Vote Influenced By Online Information
- One
Year Ago: Trends and Predictions for 2000
- Online
ad spending drops 6.5 percent in third quarter
- Stealth
Plan Puts Copy Protection Into Every Hard Drive
Most
Nations Lack Cyber Crime Laws
International cyber crimes may be impossible
to prosecute, as most countries have yet to update their laws to deal with computer-related
offenses. Women
Top Men as Net Buyers
Women have made a higher percentage of online purchases
than men for two quarters running, according to a survey released Thursday by
Greenfield Online. Viant
layoffs the latest amid consulting crunch
And the piles of pink slips
are growing by the week. Internet consulting companies were hit particularly hard
this week, with some of the leading companies shedding workers. Signs
of Life on the Horizon
With telecom stocks suffering, analysts say the
entire industry is headed for a prolonged slump. Here's why they're wrong.
Amazon
Tops November Net Sales
E-tail giant Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) won top sales
honors for November, when 3 million buyers passed through its virtual doors, according
to figures released by PC Data Online... China's
Telecom Catch-Up
Hong Kong is doing great when it comes to telecom and
IT infrastructure, and the rest of the Asia-Pacific region is not far behind.
Healthy
Worldwide PC Market Despite Lowering Expectations for the U.S. and Europe
Worldwide PC shipments are expected to reach 40.15 million units in the fourth
quarter, according to recently released forecasts from IDC. Twelve
IT innovations to watch in 2001
eWEEK Labs directs IT's attention to 12
technologies and standards that will be worth watching in the coming year.
The
Great Online Purchasing Migration
Online shopping projections for the
six strongest European Internet markets. Also, Americans spent 1.7 million minutes
online making long distance phone calls last year, and online sales for the B-to-C
market are expected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2010. Newbies
Make E-Holiday Splash
Forty-five percent of this holiday season's online
shoppers are making their first purchases ever over the Internet, according to
a survey released by Active Research... The
Current Face of US eRetail
According to Greenfield Online, more than 80%
of wired Americans made an online purchase in Q3 2000. Online
Privacy in Japan
Sixty-seven percent of Japanese consumers reportedly
believe they have lost control over how their personal information is collected
and used by companies. Employees'
new Coffee Break: E-shopping
Nearly half of 46% of online holiday shopping
occurs in the office, reports an Internet usage study by Nielsen Media Research
and NetRatings. Asian-Pacific
Region To Comprise Half Of Telecom Market By 2010
By the year 2010, nations
in the Asian-Pacific region will drive nearly half of the world market for telecommunications
services and products, according to the latest report from the International Telecommunications
Union DSL
Growth Slows, Cable Modems Get Help from Standards
Deployment issues hindered
the growth in shipments of ADSL modems in Q3 2000, while growth in shipments of
cable modems, aided by the move towards DOCSIS-certified modems, increased, according
to Cahners In-Stat Group. Study
Finds DB2 Customers Plan to Migrate to Oracle
With the pending release
of Oracle9i(TM) Database, IT departments that have traditionally turned to IBM
plan to turn to Oracle to provide the highest levels of reliability, scalability
and security. New
PC Data Study Shows That Women are New Majority in Online Gaming
PC and
console gaming is no longer just a man's folly, according to a new report available
through PC Data. Youth
Vote Influenced By Online Information
Campaign 2000 firmly established
the Internet as a major source of election news and information. But as the audience
for online campaign news has expanded - increasing fourfold over the past four
years - it has gone more mainstream in its preferences and pursuits. One
Year Ago: Trends and Predictions for 2000
With less than two weeks left
until the next century, it seems like a good time to speculate about some e-commerce
trends and offer some predictions. Online
ad spending drops 6.5 percent in third quarter
Internet ad spending softened
in the last three months, marking the first time Web ad sales fell quarter to
quarter, according to a new study. Stealth
Plan Puts Copy Protection Into Every Hard Drive
Hastening a rapid demise
for the free copying of digital media, the next generation of hard disks is likely
to come with copyright protection countermeasures built in.
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