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When online stores literally don't deliver







When online stores literally don't
deliver

When online stores literally don't
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12/17/2004 06:25 PM

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Online stores get black Christmas


Online stores get black Christmas 12/30/2004 02:58 PM
Holiday sales on the Internet jumped almost a quarter, according to transaction processor.

Off-The-Shelf Online Music Stores


Off-The-Shelf Online Music Stores 12/17/2003 04:51 PM
Slashdot Dec 17 2003 4:49PM ET

FDA and DEA to crack down on online drug
stores


FDA and DEA to crack down on online drug
stores
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Online Stores That Accept Checks


Online Stores That Accept Checks 07/06/2004 05:27 AM
As more people worry about online credit card fraud and identity theft, while e-commerce providers worry about attracting new users, some are going to a much more old fashioned method of accepting payment: they're taking a checks. With a company named I4 Commerce acting as the middleman, many e-commerce sites now offer a "bill me later" option. I4 Commerce does a quick instant credit check and then allows the purchase (if the credit check goes smoothly). The buyer then receives an invoice a few days later which they can pay by check. I4 pays the merchant directly, so they don't have to worry if the individual pays or not. I4 claims that a very low rate (4%) default on their payments, but as one person in the article notes, that may just be because scammers haven't realized the potential yet. Also, the article doesn't note how I4 makes its money, and it seems likely that they're charging interest on these "bill me later" loans (as well as a transaction fee from the merchants using their system). Without any of the details being provided, it sounds a little questionable. There are an awful lot of "payday loan" type places that offer easy loans with ridiculously onerous terms. It's possible that I4's terms are perfectly reasonable (and the low default rate suggests that's true), but it's odd that the article doesn't clearly state what they are. Checking out their site turns up that there is, indeed, a 17.99% interest rate, but only for customers who choose not to pay the full amount within 25 days. So, the reality of this isn't so much that online stores are accepting checks, but that they're accepting "instant credit" provided by this one company.

Online News Registration May Not Deliver
(AP)


Online News Registration May Not Deliver
(AP)
06/13/2004 04:56 PM
AP - Many online readers must complete registration forms with various kinds of personal data before seeing their virtual newspaper. The requirement has irked some readers and privacy advocates, led to the creation of Web sites to foil the system, and could be failing to provide the solid demographic information the system was intended to capture.

aQuantive to deliver targeted online ads


aQuantive to deliver targeted online ads 04/26/2004 07:24 AM
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Online News Registration May Not Deliver


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Online DVD ordering threatens video
stores


Online DVD ordering threatens video
stores
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Beatles in talks with online music
stores


Beatles in talks with online music
stores
06/09/2004 12:02 PM
Representatives of the Beatles are in discussions with various music services about licensing their songs for digital distribution...

Online rentals creeping up on video
stores


Online rentals creeping up on video
stores
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MP3 players are hot in Asia, but online
stores such as iTune


MP3 players are hot in Asia, but online
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09/07/2004 07:09 AM
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Online Toy Stores Are A Favorite Among
Expectant Parents


Online Toy Stores Are A Favorite Among
Expectant Parents
04/19/2005 04:22 AM
When you are a new parent, having access to the toys you need or want for your kids is just as easy as opening up your Web browser. Well apparently, expected moms are much more likely to use the Internet to look for new toys for their kids than the rest of us when given the opportunity….

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Online Music Stores and Services 2004


Online Music Stores and Services 2004 08/07/2004 10:12 AM
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iPods are selling out fast online and in
stores


iPods are selling out fast online and in
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12/17/2004 06:24 PM
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Olympic broadcasters deliver games
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Olympic broadcasters deliver games
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Mom and Pop stores lead an online
holiday shopping boom


Mom and Pop stores lead an online
holiday shopping boom
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When someone types "Christmas light sets" into the Web search engine Google, the second listing, after a government recall notice, is the site for Aubuchon ...

DOJ Doesn't See Any Antitrust Violations
In Failed Online Music Stores


DOJ Doesn't See Any Antitrust Violations
In Failed Online Music Stores
12/23/2003 06:56 PM
The Justice Department has ended antitrust investigations into the music industry's early attempts at online music stores, MusicNet and Pressplay - both of which were seen as pretty disastrous failures. The original complaint was that the music industry was making it hard for others to offer music online in order to help boost sales of their own efforts. What happened was the industry's own efforts didn't go very far, and now just about everyone seems to be doing deals with the industry to set up download stores, so it's not too hard to see why the DOJ is shutting down the investigation. Of course, another investigation could be made if anyone decides to look into the question of why the industry is holding a universal line on the price per song download.

Nielson music tracker adds online stores


Nielson music tracker adds online stores 11/18/2003 02:02 PM
Nielson SoundScan, the company that tracks music sales and is the source for the Billboard music charts, has added Napster, BuyMusic and MusicMatch to its tracking service. The three new additions join Apple's iTunes Music Store, RealNetworks' Rhapsody, MusicNet and Liquid Digital Media. The additions show the importance of the online music services to overall music sales. Forrester Research forecasts that the online music industry will account for 11 percent, or approximately US$1.4 billion...

Nielsen music tracker adds online stores


Nielsen music tracker adds online stores 11/18/2003 11:34 AM
ZDNet Nov 18 2003 10:23AM ET

Why Online Music Download Stores Are
Half Full


Why Online Music Download Stores Are
Half Full
01/19/2004 03:04 PM
For all the hype about the various music download stores, people are still (rightfully so) complaining that many are missing songs from popular artists, or that certain songs are only available at some download stores, but not at others. Here's a good explanation of all the contractual difficulties associated with putting songs online for sale at these download stores. Part of the issue is really just one of legacy contracts that didn't take into account the potential for downloadable music stores. While the musicians, lawyers, agents, and record label execs fight this all out, most people will continue to just use free file sharing networks instead.

Tapwave Zodiacs appear online at CompUSA
Stores & J&R Electronics


Tapwave Zodiacs appear online at CompUSA
Stores & J&R Electronics
06/16/2004 09:28 PM

Feral: Enemy Engaged info, new online
stores


Feral: Enemy Engaged info, new online
stores
07/23/2004 02:37 PM
Mac game publisher Feral Interactive last week posted a playable demo version of their forthcoming helicopter combat game Enemy Engaged. The demo has elicited questions from downloaders about how to actually play the game, so Feral has posted a strategy guide offering details on helicopter basics and how to complete campaign objectives. What's more, the company on Friday also unveiled its new online e-store system. Four specific stores have been created: North America, UK, Europe and the Rest of the World. Each store will show you the same selection of games but now displays in currency local to that region. Feral has also cut prices on many titles.

European online music stores delayed by
red tape


European online music stores delayed by
red tape
04/20/2004 10:00 PM
The European Commission points the finger at "technical problems" for the lack of music download services in Europe. However, red tape is the real problem.

Canadian Recording Industry Trying To
Kill Online Music Stores


Canadian Recording Industry Trying To
Kill Online Music Stores
04/18/2005 11:29 PM
It's almost comical to see each mis-step that the recording industry makes in trying to figure out how to deal with online music. The latest bizarre move is up in Canada, where the industry has been freaking out ever since a judge suggested that people downloading music weren 't actually breaking the law -- especially in light of the fees charged to all blank media sales to cover such copying. The various groups who manage such tariffs are putting in requests that would amount to appr oximately 40% of the revenue brought in from online music stores such as iTunes. Yes, 40%. You have to assume they're going on the theory that if they get to ask for some money for nothing, they might as well ask for a lot. Hopefully these fees will get thrown out, because if they don't, it will basically kill off legal music download stores in Canada and just send more people to the "free" alternatives.

The Search for the Perfect Gift Grows at
Small Online Stores


The Search for the Perfect Gift Grows at
Small Online Stores
12/02/2003 11:25 PM
New York Times Dec 2 2003 10:50PM ET

New Web Robot Helps Create Web Sites and
Online Stores with Little or no
Experience


New Web Robot Helps Create Web Sites and
Online Stores with Little or no
Experience
08/03/2004 02:14 AM
Users with moderate computer skills can use the new web robot from NetForAll to create web sites or online stores with little or no web design experience. [PRWEB Aug 3, 2004]

New Online Advertising Network Uses
Advanced Technology to Deliver Better
Results for Advertisers


New Online Advertising Network Uses
Advanced Technology to Deliver Better
Results for Advertisers
08/07/2004 03:12 AM
WordLinx.com is the complete solution for any online advertiser looking to get real results from their next advertising campaign. [PRWEB Aug 7, 2004]

THE UK'S biggest online retailer has
admitted it will fail to deliver this
year's hottest...


THE UK'S biggest online retailer has
admitted it will fail to deliver this
year's hottest...
12/19/2004 03:54 PM
Scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com - Sun Dec 19, 12:34 am GMT

CyberLink Teams with CinemaNow and
WildTangent to Deliver Online Contents
to PowerCinema Users World


CyberLink Teams with CinemaNow and
WildTangent to Deliver Online Contents
to PowerCinema Users World
06/03/2004 05:10 AM
Biz.yahoo.com - Thu Jun 3, 07:37 am GMT

TalkingSites.net Introduces a
Professional Voice-over Service for
Website Owners, Online Stores and
Auction Sellers


TalkingSites.net Introduces a
Professional Voice-over Service for
Website Owners, Online Stores and
Auction Sellers
04/01/2005 03:44 AM
Until now websites have been limited to conveying content through text and pictures only. Now TalkingSites.net offers the third dimension of speech to assist in building trust and confidence through the use of professional voice-over talent or by using the voice of the website owner directly. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

New Use for Bluetooth Is Literally Sexy


New Use for Bluetooth Is Literally Sexy 08/19/2004 08:09 AM
ABCNEWS.com Aug 19 2004 12:04PM GMT

Hardware That Literally Doesn't Stink?


Hardware That Literally Doesn't Stink? 08/18/2004 08:36 PM

Bring your Mac along for the ride --
literally


Bring your Mac along for the ride --
literally
01/23/2004 02:21 PM
You can buy a car that has a GPS system, DVD player, and other digital functions already built-in. Or you can do what one enterprising Czech car owner did: You can put a Power Mac G4 in your vehicle and let it provide the GPS navigation, movies, music, weather reports, and more. It's all detailed in an article on MujMAC, a Czech Mac news Web site.

Taking Viral Marketing A Little Too
Literally


Taking Viral Marketing A Little Too
Literally
08/18/2004 04:42 PM
Ah, those nutty video game companies. The latest publicity stunt, involves having people give out phone numbers and email addresses of their friends, and letting the video game company spam them with a text message or email telling them they have a virus. Anti-virus firms are horrified, especially as this follows up a number of over-hyped articles about mobile-phone viruses. The video game company, however, stands by the promotion, claiming that if people go to the website advertised in the "you have a virus" message, they'll realize it's just a promotion. Because, obviously, the first thing you do when you get a message telling you that you have a virus is go to the website it's advertising.

Nevada Brothels Literally Ask to Be
Taxed (AP)


Nevada Brothels Literally Ask to Be
Taxed (AP)
04/13/2005 10:47 PM
AP - Amid some figurative nose-holding and literal blushing, Nevada lawmakers on Wednesday considered imposing the state's first tax on legal prostitution.

Singapore to make spammers pay -
literally


Singapore to make spammers pay -
literally
05/26/2004 09:14 AM
Cunning plan

BooksFree.com Delivers Library to your
Doorstep, Literally


BooksFree.com Delivers Library to your
Doorstep, Literally
06/14/2004 02:07 AM
BooksFree.com is the world's largest e-library of paperback books offering free delivery and prepaid return mailers. Books on CD are also offered using the same borrowing system. [PRWEB Jun 14, 2004]

Waiting on Pins and Needles -- Literally
(Reuters)


Waiting on Pins and Needles -- Literally
(Reuters)
07/15/2004 10:14 AM
Reuters - A German acupuncture patient was left pierced with needles in a clinic after a therapist forgot about her, locked up his practice and went home, police in Hanover said on Thursday.
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