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TheFind.com: Shopping Search Engine Scores A+ In Vertical Search
Recently I spoke with Siva Kumar, founder and CEO of TheFind.com - a next generation online shopping engine focused on the Lifestyle segment. According to Siva, TheFind.com is a discovery
Announcing the Read/WriteWeb Jobs Board
Just kidding... but now that I have your attention, here are some interesting Web Tech tidbits: Amazon aStore is a new product from Amazon that enables you "to build a
Social Shopping: Putting the Emotion Back in E-Commerce
What are you going to buy this holiday season? Gift cards aren't very personal, but friends' recommendations can be. Richard MacManus recently covered the trends in e-commerce over the past
Kindle Sales on Black Friday Up 400% Over Last Year
Amazon's Kindle sales on Black Friday were up 400% over last year, according to the company. The Kindle Fire tablet is now the bestselling item on Amazon.com. Prior to its
Text2store.com - Mobile Shopping Service To Launch Monday
One of the mobile Web companies in Charles Knight's 55 Piece Mobile Search Tool Kit was a beta product called Text2store. Charles categorized it as a Mobile Shopping Engine, alongside
Gartner: Touchscreen Mobile Device Sales will Grow 97% in 2010
According to Gartner, the worldwide market for mobile devices with touchscreens will grow over 97% this year. Last year, consumers bought 184 million devices with touchscreens. Gartner predicts that this
eBay Launches New Green Marketplace
Shopping "green" is the latest big trend in retail, and online auction giant eBay didn't want to miss out on it. To attract the new breed of "green"shopper, eBay has
Apple Streamlines Real World Shopping With Mobile Self-Checkout
For those of us who have grown accustomed to purchasing things from our laptops, tablets and smartphones, the experience of walking into a physical store and standing in line can
Google Brings Shopper App to the iPhone
When Google released Google Shopper last year, we asked "Is there any business Google doesn't want to be in?" The simple answer, of course, is "no" and now the company
Facebook to Launch Classifieds Service
Social network Facebook is set to launch a classified service to its users on Friday, according to the New York Times. The service will be free, though Facebook founder Mark
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