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eBay, Columbia Tristar To Produce Reality TV Show

eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) said Wednesday that it reached a deal with Columbia TriStar Television Distribution (CTTD), a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment (NYSE: SNE), to produce a daily syndicated television show focusing on "the stories behind the millions of items traded daily on eBay and other venues." ...

Report: Dot-Com Job Cuts Fall to 12-Month Low

The latest dot-com job cut numbers released Tuesday by Challenger, Gray, & Christmas (CGC) paint a rather mixed picture of the Internet economy. ...

U.S. Settles with Internet Access Spammers

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has settled a case it filed against spammers who collected consumers' personal information, including credit card information, by sending unsolicited commercial e-mails that told people they had to supply the data or lose access to the Internet. ...

Sale Boosts Sales 71 Percent, Travelocity Reports

A one-day airfare sale helped increase sales more than 70 percent at Travelocity.com (Nasdaq: TVLY), the travel site said Monday. ...

CareerBuilder Spends $200M To Go Headhunting After Monster.com

The quest to be No. 1 in the online job recruitment space is now essentially a two-party race. ...

NCAA Files Cybersquatting Suit

For the fourth time this year, the National Collegiate Athletic Association has filed a cybersquatting lawsuit accusing an Internet company of unauthorized use of NCAA trademarks ...

PC Connection’s Purchase of Outpost.com in Jeopardy

The acquisition of online electronics retailer Outpost.comis in jeopardy, according to a statement issued Wednesday by Outpost's potential buyer, PC Connection ...

Report: Consumers Spend Nearly $4B Online in July

Waking up from a summertime slumber, online spending increased approximately 25 percent in July, rising to US$3.98 billion from $3.2 billion in June, according to the latest Forrester Online Retail Index, released Wednesday ...

E-Biz Provider FairMarket Lays Off 35 Percent

E-business marketplace provider FairMarket (Nasdaq: FAIM) announced Wednesday that it is laying off 38 employees -- 35 percent of its workforce -- due to "continuing trends in the e-business marketplace." ...

Online Grocers Check Out of Cities, Into Wealthy Neighborhoods

Pop quiz: How many of the 10 most populous U.S. cities, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, have a national online grocer at their disposal that will deliver both perishables and non-perishables? ...

Report: Variety of Access Methods Keys UK Internet Growth

Over 33 million people in the UK, or 60 percent of the region's population, ventured online between April and June, according to a report released Monday by Jupiter MMXI. ...

VeriSign Targets Small Biz with E-Commerce Security Package

Web infrastructure services provider VeriSign said Monday it is offering a new Shared Hosting Security Service aimed at helping small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) receive the kind of e-commerce security previouslyreserved for much larger companies ...

Report: U.S. Businesses Fail ‘Safe Harbor’ Data Privacy Test

Multinational companies based in the U.S. have a long way to go to ensure the privacy of customer data, particularly data transferred via the Internet, according to a study released Thursday by Andersen. ...

Egghead Files for Bankruptcy, Sells Assets

Egghead.com announced Wednesday that it is selling its assets to Silicon Valley-based brick-and-mortar retail chain Fry's Electronics as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. ...

Report: European Advertisers Undervalue I-Marketing

U.S. Internet businesses are not the only ones experiencing a slowdown in the online advertising market, according to a survey released Tuesday by Jupiter MMXI ...

Yahoo! Gets Backing in Nazi Memorabilia Case

In a significant show of support for Web portal Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO), which faces ongoing litigation over the sale of Nazi-related items in France via its U.S.-based Web site, several prominent Internet industry associations and business organizations have filed a "friend of the court" brief on behalf of Yahoo! in U.S. District Court ...

Red Hat To Offer Open-Source E-Commerce Suite

Linux distributor Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHAT) is set to launch a new e-commerce suite built on an open-source platform, the company told the E-Commerce Times Friday. ...

Net Loss for WebMD Drops Below $1B in Q2

Online health care firm WebMD (Nasdaq: HLTH) said Thursday that its losses for the second quarter ending June 30th narrowed to 7 U.S. cents per share, compared to a loss of 9 cents per share in this year's first quarter. ...

The Internet Travel Wars – Fight or Flight?

Is the online travel market big enough to comfortably feed three of its giants -- Expedia (Nasdaq: EXPE),Travelocity (Nasdaq: TVLY) and Orbitz -- at the same time? ...

Rising B2B Player DoveBid Adds to Nest

Online industrial auction specialist DoveBid said Tuesday it has acquired the capital asset disposition firm TradeOut as part of an aggressive effort to expand DoveBid's business-to-business (B2B) offerings. The TradeOut purchase is DoveBid's 15th acquisition in the past two years ...

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