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Archive for March, 2010

In the wake of the alleged Chinese cyber assaults on Google earlier this year  the chatter in Washington, DC advocating for an increased U.S. presence in policing cyber crime around the globe and protecting U.S. interests is growing by the day.  And it could result in the formation of a new cyber security post, according [...]

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Let’s face it.  Online retail is getting awfully competitive out there.  With the proliferation of new tools and technologies, you’re always looking for every possible advantage in presenting the best shopping experience for your visitors.  In the past we’ve discussed social networking assets and enhancements to product review sections and images as ways to increase [...]

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Students interested in studying e-commerce as part of their college curriculum are increasingly finding it harder to find specific courses on the subject, according to survey results from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. The number of programs centered on the particulars of e-commerce and e-retail has dropped 48 percent overall since the [...]

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Shopping search engine SortPrice.com today announced today via a press release that it is has now built virtual stores for more than 1,000 retailers through its Merchant Store application on Facebook Platform. SortPrice was one of the first to offer a virtual storefront for retailers on Facebook Platform when it introduced the Merchant Store application [...]

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Have you ever stopped and wondered, either as a consumer or retailer, just how safe your city or town is in the realm of cyber security?  A city’s cyber security climate is increasingly becoming a bigger factor for both individuals moving or relocating, and for businesses looking to set up shop in particular areas.  It [...]

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The growing power struggle between Google and China over web censorship that we first covered back in January has taken an interesting turn, with the search giant sticking to its guns and leaving analysts to wonder how the communist power will respond. No longer willing to continue censoring web results in China, Google announced yesterday [...]

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The trail of carnage left in the wake of America’s recent recession is a long, wide and diverse one. While the news headlines have often focused (and rightfully so) on the sad stories of individuals losing homes, assets and retirement investments over the last few years, we’ve also seen a handful retail stalwarts to fall [...]

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In the same week that Facebook celebrates yet again surpassing Google as the most-trafficked website in the U.S., many of its 400 million registered users are dealing with a cyber attack being disguised as an email from the social networking giant.   It’s yet another new example of the diverse and potent threat that botnets [...]

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Matt Shay has been named the new president and CEO of the National Retail Federation. Shay replaces longtime NRF head Tracy Mullin, who is retiring after three decades with the NRF, the retail industry’s lobbying and advocacy arm in Washington, D.C.  His tenure starts May 10. Shay most recently served as president and CEO of [...]

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The Federal Communications Commission formally delivered a proposal outlining suggested improvements and upgrades to the nation’s broadband system to Congress this morning, officially starting a process that the agency deems vital to keeping the U.S. competitive. Recognizing that U.S. broadband access is lagging behind much of the world, the 376-page proposal, compiled by a Congressional [...]

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