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Local Targeted Display Will Have Advertisers Seeing Double
The fastest-growing segment of online advertising is the local sector, projected to grow nearly 18 percent in 2011.
Alibaba's U.S. Expansion Aims to Benefit Small Retailers
Alibaba, the largest e-commerce operation in China, has made its second U.S. acquisition in as many months.
WM Radio: Crowd-sourced Couponing, Reader Questions Answered
Crowd-sourced couponing is hot. Groupon.com ushered in the era but there are alternatives with new business models. We speak with the Founder of KnowtoriousDeals.com about their new website.
eBay Eliminating Third-party Checkout Solutions in 2011
In a move that should help facilitate the onset of mobile commerce for buyers and sellers alike, eBay announced today that it will no longer support third-party checkout solutions beginning on June 30
Content Belongs on the Kindle
Website Magazine has been busy putting the finishing touches on its iPad app (request advance notification of the official release here), but don’t think for a moment that we haven’t thoug
Weighted Sort in Google Analytics - Hooray!
Google released a new sorting algorithm called weighted sort this week which aims to clear up a lot of the confusion that results from massive sets of data.
When GA users now sort on a computed met
Multimedia Storage at Your ESP
Multimedia marketers are going to love this one. Email marketing provider GetResponse announced that it is increasing (a 100-fold increase mind you) the storage it provides.
Yahoo! Search is Dead... Amen.
Last week Yahoo! began transitioning certain back-end functions for its Search product over to Microsoft's search platform. The transition is now complete.
Online Video Advertising Entering a Golden Age
It appears that online video advertising is no longer in the realm of "experimental media buys" but has fully entered the mainstream.
Overstock.com Enters Private Sales Market with New Site
Overstock.com has announced the launch of its own private sale website, staking a claim to its own piece of potentially lucrative e-commerce real estate.