Balking at Pay Webcasts
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Balking at Pay Webcasts

25y Sean Carton

Balking at Pay Webcasts

Say it ain't so... Major League Baseball wants to charge for Webcasts of games. Bad call. Instead, it should let advertisers slip a sales pitch or two...

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Building the Brand You've Always Wanted
Marketing

Building the Brand You've Always Wanted

25y Jeffrey Rufus

Building the Brand You've Always Wanted

Doing business on the Internet is harder than ever. And it's more crucial than ever to establish your brand. How to get there from here? Follow Jeffre...

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You Either Laugh or Lose Your Mind
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You Either Laugh or Lose Your Mind

25y Peter Kaufman

You Either Laugh or Lose Your Mind

Hold on, folks, Peter has more war stories about bosses from Hell. These anecdotes should help you keep your sense of humor in the middle of this unce...

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Airlines Staking Claim to Burgeoning Online Travel Market
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Airlines Staking Claim to Burgeoning Online Travel Market

25y Michael Pastore

Airlines Staking Claim to Burgeoning Online Travel...

By 2003, online travel buying will generate $25.6 billion, according to Gomez, Inc., representing a fivefold increase since 1999. It also means that t...

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LANs Losing Their Lines and Going Wireless
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LANs Losing Their Lines and Going Wireless

25y Michael Pastore

LANs Losing Their Lines and Going Wireless

Local area networks are increasingly going wireless, and not just at the office. Sales of wireless home networking gear helped the home network market...

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Battling the Bad-News Blues
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Battling the Bad-News Blues

25y Neil Cohen

Battling the Bad-News Blues

How can your company prepare for bad news if it doesn't even know what to expect? Well, with Neil's rainy-day hints, dealing with disaster just got ea...

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Working With Intermediaries
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Working With Intermediaries

25y Cliff Allen

Working With Intermediaries

Web commerce was once expected to lead to disintermediation -- the classic "cutting out the middleman." But it hasn't been that simple. Still, there m...

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DSL Users Diving into the Net
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DSL Users Diving into the Net

25y Michael Pastore

DSL Users Diving into the Net

Residential DSL users are spending an average of 25 hours per week online, according to a feel-good study by DSL provider SBC Communications. But the ...

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Strategies for Writing Tighter
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Strategies for Writing Tighter

25y Kathy Henning

Strategies for Writing Tighter

With or without a keyboard, high-octane coffee, or a full lexicon, there's more than one way to become a tighter writer. Read how others have honed th...

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IT Job Market Softens, But Demand Remains
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IT Job Market Softens, But Demand Remains

25y Michael Pastore

IT Job Market Softens, But Demand Remains

Although demand for information technology workers is down 44 percent from 2000, one in every 14 workers U.S. workers is involved in IT, and one in ev...

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E-Marketing Processes Must Change
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E-Marketing Processes Must Change

25y Stephen Diorio

E-Marketing Processes Must Change

Email is cheap, ubiquitous, and dangerous enough to highlight the need for organizations to change the way they manage their marketing processes. Read...

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Visions of the Mobile Enterprise
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Visions of the Mobile Enterprise

25y Philip Say

Visions of the Mobile Enterprise

Mobile commerce, or m-commerce, is not about buying books via your PDA or trading stocks with your WAP-enabled phone. What Philip concludes may surpri...

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Rolling the Virtual Bones
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Rolling the Virtual Bones

25y Zachary Rodgers

Rolling the Virtual Bones

The Web is still in its Wild West phase. So as you log on to spin the ol' roulette wheel, there are a few things to always keep in mind. Read More...

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Three Big Reality Checks
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Three Big Reality Checks

25y Joel Gehman

Three Big Reality Checks

There's a lot to be learned from looking at inbound links, Web reach, and affiliate activity. But Joel's evaluation of affiliate network providers mak...

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The Fall of the Cult of Stickiness
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The Fall of the Cult of Stickiness

25y Greg Sherwin and Emily Avila

The Fall of the Cult of Stickiness

The road to dot-com hell is paved with what once seemed like good ideas. The Cult of Stickiness has built its temple with the same stuff that that roa...

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Branding With Audio
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Branding With Audio

25y rumo

Branding With Audio

Advertisers limit their branding potential when they use visuals alone. It pays to bring sound into the picture. The goal? To create an experience tha...

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Online Shopping Picks Up in February
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Online Shopping Picks Up in February

25y Michael Pastore

Online Shopping Picks Up in February

Online shopping shook off its customary January slumber in February. Total spending on online sales increased from $3 billion in January to $3.4 billi...

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Broadband Access Takes to the Rooftops
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Broadband Access Takes to the Rooftops

25y Michael Pastore

Broadband Access Takes to the Rooftops

Fixed wireless high-speed Internet access offers broadband without the last-mile bottlenecks. That's part of the reason Frost & Sullivan projects the ...

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What Is Design?
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What Is Design?

25y Gerry McGovern

What Is Design?

Has design gone wrong on the Web? Young designers believe the hype that style is all that matters. Gerry believes Web design should be centered around...

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Deja vu, All Over Again
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Deja vu, All Over Again

25y Doug Wintz

Deja vu, All Over Again

We in the Internet industry are master revisionists. Interactive business models have been around for a good 20-plus years, yet we're remarkably adept...

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Offline Brands Continue to Master E-Commerce
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Offline Brands Continue to Master E-Commerce

25y Michael Pastore

Offline Brands Continue to Master E-Commerce

As if the most recent holiday season wasn't proof enough that offline brands are taking over the e-commerce world, a survey by Andersen found that e-t...

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Do You Know Your Customers?
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Do You Know Your Customers?

25y Sean Carton

Do You Know Your Customers?

Knowing your customers doesn't have to mean data mining, focus groups, or complicated mathematical analyses. It can be as simple as observing their be...

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Analytics: Beating Ad Clutter
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Analytics: Beating Ad Clutter

25y Eric Picard

Analytics: Beating Ad Clutter

The outlook for online advertising is good for the long term despite the current dip. But isn't there something publishers can do to avoid ad clutter ...

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Five Challenges E-Marketing Faces
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Five Challenges E-Marketing Faces

25y Jeffrey Graham

Five Challenges E-Marketing Faces

How ya gonna keep 'em down on the ol' marketing farm after they've seen e-marketing's Paree? You ain't, despite the challenges. Read More...

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The Two Keys to Creativity
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The Two Keys to Creativity

25y Peter Kaufman

The Two Keys to Creativity

Did you know that 90 percent of today's thoughts were around yesterday? A lot of retread thoughts. Yet the keys to creativity are within all of us: th...

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Registration Greed Isn't Good
Marketing

Registration Greed Isn't Good

25y Blake Rohrbacher

Registration Greed Isn't Good

Are your registration requirements getting you somewhere? Or are they discouraging potential customers from getting in the door? Read More...

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Businesses Find ROI in E-Procurement Apps
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Businesses Find ROI in E-Procurement Apps

25y Michael Pastore

Businesses Find ROI in E-Procurement Apps

Electronic procurement reduces purchasing costs and time by more than 70 percent, according to a study by Aberdeen Group, so it should come as no surp...

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