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Opting in to Anti-Spam Compliance
Is your small business ready to comply with the new anti-spam law? Here's one affordable solution that can help SMBs with micro marketing budgets remain legal. Dec 18, 2003
The Dilemma of E-mail Marketing for SMBs
The fine line between what is considered legitimate e-mail marketing and spam is often vague enough to deter even the most honest businesses from engaging in a little self promotion. Nov 26, 2003
More Battles With the Demon Spammers
Readers respond to columnist Beth Cox's commentary on why it was time to throw in the towel on her own personal crusade against spam. Aug 15, 2003
Memo to Spammers: I Surrender
When she had to choose between blocking the constant deluge of junk mail or possibly missing another important correspondence or news tip, columnist Beth Cox decided it was time to throw in the towel on her own personal crusade against spam. Jul 30, 2003
AOL Inks Pact With Best Buy
Following in the footsteps of EarthLink, the embattled ISP signs a promotional agreement that includes both in-store advertising for its broadband service and online shopping elements. Apr 3, 2003
eBay Ends AOL Ad Sales Deal
Although some friction is reported between the companies, the money is increasingly less significant to eBay; meanwhile prosecutors are after PayPal's gambling transaction revenues.
AOL, Infinity in Content-Swap Promo

Apr 1, 2003

Al-Jazeera's English Site Slammed by Traffic
An Arab TV channel uses Web to reach viewers who don't receive its cable signal. Mar 25, 2003
LendingTree Scores an Exclusive
The loan origination site inks a pact with AutoTrader.com that makes it the sole integrated loan provider on the car sales site. Mar 24, 2003
Wedding Bells for DealTime, Epinions
The shopping search company and the consumer review and product ratings firm will integrate content and technology, while maintaining their branding. Mar 12, 2003
Two Thumbs Up for E-Commerce
The official government measuring body says that fourth-quarter 2002 online sales were very good indeed. Feb 26, 2003
'Value Pricing' Key to Boosting Profits
Research study finds that the leaders in e-commerce, PC sales and other industries are the ones best able to avoid price deflation and meet customer expectations. Feb 26, 2003
E-Commerce Industry Soaring
Research says Amazon.com is leading a performance surge, while travel, online brokerage and auction sites also are doing well. Feb 18, 2003
Is the End Near for Salon.com?
Once again the hip online journalism and commentary site is on the brink of disaster as the ad revenue just isn't there and the subscription model isn't quite making it. Feb 17, 2003
E-Commerce as a Way of Life
A study on Internet usage finds that nearly two-thirds of all Internet users have purchased a product or service online as the Web becomes increasingly pervasive. Feb 13, 2003
Online Sales Tax? No Big Deal
Despite all the moaning by e-tailers, such a tax is inevitable and will not impede the growth of e-commerce, says a new industry study. Feb 5, 2003
Yahoo! Debuts Pay Radio Service
Just one day after settling one of a number of music-related copyright lawsuits, the portal takes its LAUNCHcast Internet radio service down the premium path. Jan 29, 2003
Online Spending Forecast: $14.8B in Q1
Yahoo-Nielsen Internet Confidence Index takes a slight dip, but the overall outlook remains positive; broadband users are significantly more upbeat about the Net. Jan 17, 2003
Spammer Exposes Customer Data
A seller of pirated Norton software, who inundates the Net with spam touting his cheap prices, leaves open a back door to buyers' personal information -- and officials say it happens all the time.
Special Report: Frauds, Scams and the Flimflam-Man

Jan 15, 2003

A New Lease on Life for Homestore?
Still recovering from an accounting scandal, the online real estate play settles an old dispute and signs a new marketing agreement with AOL.
AOL Names Branding Exec
AOL Said to Take $10 Billion Charge