Technology
Published: October 01 2007
May 13 2008
Comment - Ecommerce revenue shares: more than money
Philippe Muheim, Head of Business Development, Real TSP was so stirred up about our recent piece on ecommerce solutions that charged on a revenue share basis that he penned this comment which we thought was worth sharing
May 13 2008
Free seminar: exploiting Web 2.0’s commercial opportunities
Find out how to exploit web 2.0 and social networking with this free seminar on best practices for Web 2.0 and online communication
May 13 2008
Fingerprint? That’ll do nicely
The first global study into the future of retailing reveals that the future for buying online is in our hands, quite literally
May 08 2008
Does your site get a tick or a cross?
A new feature in anti-virus software and on search engines may have negative effects on your businesses web credibility, but you won't know until it's too late.
May 06 2008
Mobile increases Internet usage by 15% and more
Mobile Internet users are using their mobiles to confirm prices and data to most retail sites, but in the games and music sectors mobile internet users can account for 15% increase in visitors to websites in the US, according to research published last week by Nielsen.
May 02 2008
Pixsta makes plans to be Google for images
Image search engine Pixsta is to take on Google with an image-based online advertising network, and it’s already in profit
May 02 2008
No sales, no charge ecommerce software.
Transact is Shopcreator’s new entry level ecommerce product that’s advertised on a no sales, no charge basis.
April 29 2008
The bulldog spirit hits the web
Ragnar Lofstedt, Professor of Risk Management, King's College London offers some Churchillian advice on creating recession resilient websites
April 29 2008
Do you want fries with that Pizza?
Pizza Hut extend the “last person who bought this” ecommerce functionality to the food sector with a “virtual waiter” who offers food choices based on other users.
April 08 2008
On-demand media sales to rocket
A new report has bad news for the DVD market, it looks like DVD cash-cow will be off to the slaughterhouse just like the CD market before it.
