What's The Next Facebook (Or Is There One)? - KTVZ22 May 2012

What's The Next Facebook (Or Is There One)?KTVZ... social network or app or whatever - to catalogue life from birth to death. The site even created a place for users to upload their baby photos, to signify the start of their Facebook lives. This, of course, has happened in Internet history before.and more »

Ecommerce Transactions Dominate Mergers and Acquisitions - Multichannel Merchant22 May 2012

Ecommerce Transactions Dominate Mergers and AcquisitionsMultichannel MerchantPerhaps more interesting, however, has been the recent trend of brick and mortar retailers and product manufacturers/wholesalers acquiring pure play Internet retailers in their niche categories to bolster their online presence and expertise.

Dart's data--the Smart TV issue - Catalogue e-business22 May 2012

Dart's data--the Smart TV issueCatalogue e-businessBy James Dart | Publication date: 21/05/2012 | Category: Views > CataBLOGue e-business Regular readers will be familiar with our free newsletter DC's TV Shopping Week, which focuses on the world of online video, connected TVs and DRTV.and more »

Price trumps moral suasion in the fight for consumers - Vancouver Sun22 May 2012

Price trumps moral suasion in the fight for consumersVancouver SunIncreasingly, however, I am ordering from US retailers over the Internet. Even with the price of shipping and uncertainty over brokerage fees, the price gap, the ease of shopping from home and the increased variety beats the local alternatives.and more »

Activision's 1984 Catalogue Did Not Feature Call of Duty - Kotaku22 May 2012

Activision's 1984 Catalogue Did Not Feature Call of DutyKotakuBefore the internet, before people even really cottoned onto the idea of games magazines, publishers had to sell things the old-fashioned way: with TV ads and catalogues. Most catalogues were simple affairs, all bright lights, screenshots and slogans, ...and more »