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In tough economy, shoppers turn to eBay
Most retailers are facing the specter of weak holiday sales as shoppers face the uncertainties of terrorist attacks and by the deteriorating economy. But it appears eBay could actually benefit.
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Tech firms adapt to battle against terrorism
Many high-tech firms are adapting their products to meet an expected upswing in demand for intelligence technologies.
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RealNetworks tackles Net copyrights
At odds with Microsoft again--RealNetworks, IBM, Sony and AOL, develop a standard for copyright-protection systems to boost digital entertainment.
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AOL, MS eyeing Internet-technology alliance
The companies are considering the possibility of packaging Microsoft's Internet audio and video technology with AOL's Internet service. What will this mean for RealNetworks?
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Amazon loses faith in wireless Web
Few U.S. mobile phone users are dialing in orders--from Amazon or elsewhere, according to sources and surveys.
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George Shaheen quits as Webvan CEO
Shaheen's decision to join Webvan in September 1999 was considered a landmark event in the development of the then highflying Internet economy.
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Webvan's auditors question its future
That's not the only bad news for the online delivery service. It's been hit with a lawsuit by Amazon.com
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Amazon looking for retail partners
Sources say the Internet superstore is actively seeking partnerships with traditional and online merchants that could involve Amazon handing off responsibilities for some of its retailing categories.
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eBay outbids rival in court settlement
Bidder's Edge settled a legal feud with eBay, a move that could discourage companies from making unauthorized attempts to copy data from eBay's popular auctions.
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Amazon's new strategy: We won't carry everything
CEO Jeff Bezos says the company will start trimming back on unprofitable items and will 'turbo-charge' its core book business.
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eBay: OS for the highest bidder
The online auctioneer unveils new technology that will let Web companies display eBay auctions on their sites.
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Record shop lets clients burn CDs
A Dutch record shop allows consumers who want to burn their own compact disks to select as many as 74 minutes of music and charges about $1 a track.
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Dot-coms die ... and e-vultures hover
Overstock.com is one of a growing number of e-commerce vultures -- feeding on distressed Web startups. But it's losing money, too.
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eBay laying off Butterfields staff
Online auctioneer laying off 32 Butterfields staff -- but says up market auction house is still a long-term investment.
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Amazon's own books a tough read
Some of Amazon.com's biggest recent deals have been with other dot-coms, but the stock payments have drawn the attention of the SEC.
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Amazon clarifies customer info policy
The holder of one of the online world's largest customer databases says that data could go to a third party in the event of a sale.
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AOL dumps its MP3 search engine
The company had no system to tell the difference between legal and illegal MP3s -- and its tie to Time Warner Music added an interesting twist to the situation.
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EarthLink just says no to FBI's Carnivore
Leading Internet service provider refuses to install the new electronic surveillance device on its network, saying the technical adjustments caused disruptions.
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ISPs bite back at Carnivore
ISPs and privacy advocates are furious at the FBI's planned surveillance scheme -- some say they won't cooperate.
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Pioneering Webzines join forces
Feed Magazine and Suck.com, two of the Web's oldest publications, say they are joining forces to survive the Net shakeout.
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