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[Research] Half of U.S. Cellphone Owners Research In-Store Goods With Their Devices
The rise of mobile commerce is going to give traditional retail stores a headache. Results from a survey done by the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows that 25%
Visa Launches Real-Time, Location-Based Discounts for Gap Customers
Visa is launching its own version of the location-based discount, in a move that rivals Facebook Places Deals, Foursquare and other mobile social networks hoping to capitalize on a shopper's
Woot Rides Community of Freaks All the Way to Bank - Gets Bought By Amazon
Gadget, wine and T-shirt online auction company Woot has announced that it is being acquired by Amazon.com. The nearly six-year-old Texas-based company has combined unorthodox community marketing tactics with an
Shopping 2.0: Current E-commerce Trends
This week's RWW Live, our regular podcast show, was on the topic of 'shopping 2.0'. In Part 2 of our analysis of the show, we explore how e-commerce has evolved
U.S. Internet Users Spend 13 Hours a Week Online
In 2009, the average U.S. Internet user spent 13 hours per week online. This number is down slightly from last year. Thanks to the large interest in the presidential election
Mobile 2.0 Company Directory
Occasional Read/WriteWeb guest writer Rudy De Waele has started up a Mobile 2.0 wiki. Rudy's intro: "Following the response and feedback on "Understanding Mobile 2.0" article at Read/WriteWeb, I
Compete Takes On Alexa - Launches SnapShot and Social Search
US analytics firm Compete, a company formed in 2000 by Bill Gross of Overture fame, has quietly released a new search engine and at the same time opened up some
Shopping 2.0: Current E-commerce Trends (Redux)
In a RWW Live podcast from last December, we discussed 'shopping 2.0'. In this analysis of the show, we explore how e-commerce has evolved over the past few years -
Whatever Happened To... Google Base
The dream of creating a structured database of the world's content has eluded Google's grasp. But at least it got a bunch of useful retail data out of it. The
Amazon Announces Mobile Payments Service
Today, Amazon launched a new service which brings the company's payment processing tools to mobile devices. Called the "Amazon Mobile Payments Service," the technology includes a set of APIs (application
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