Facebook is in its prime. Having received $240 million from Microsoft and introducing the Ad system in 2007, the number of users has gone from strength to strength. But where is Facebook going? At the moment Facebook can not only be accessed directly but through various other sites and platforms like Xbox. This is thanks [...]
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Music Reborn – Make Recommendations & Get Paid.
Posted: March 6, 2010 in Beta Sites, E-commerce, Entertainment, Music Sites, Music Streaming, Recommendation ContentTags: music streaming services
Music used to be simple. You heard a track on the radio, you purchased the record, you made tapes. Nice. Then came the Internet, and that all changed. Peer-to-peer file sharing created the need for free music. Although file sharing still continues to exist, there is now a significant market for legal streaming services. Music [...]
Cinderella Me – Offers Ladies Designer Shoe Hire.
Posted: March 4, 2010 in E-commerceTags: Cinderella Me, E-commerce, Ladies Designer Shoe Hire
E-commerce can be looked at in a number of ways. This is due to reasons like product being sold, target audience in question, their geographical location, the competition in the marketplace etc. As a shopping medium the Internet offers the option to create new avenues for E-commerce, many of recent have been orientated around auction [...]
Bundle Box – Provides you with a personal address in the US where you can send and store your purchases from US websites.
Posted: February 25, 2010 in E-commerceTags: ecommerce
It is true that some new products are made for sale in the US before other countries, or that sometimes the product you are looking for is only available in the US. Whatever your reason, Bundle Box makes this process easier by providing you with that all important US postal address, making your purchases a [...]
Apple Bans Some Apps for Sex-Tinged Content.
Posted: February 24, 2010 in Branding, Cyber Culture, E-commerce, iPhone Apps, M-CommerceTags: Apple, iPhone App, New York Times, tech crunch
Apple has started banning many applications for its iPhone that feature sexually suggestive material, including photos of women in bikinis and lingerie, a move that came as an abrupt surprise to developers who had been profiting from such programs. Read more from the article courtesy of the New York Times at : http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/23/technology/23apps.html From another [...]
Web Trends – Using Blogs To Sell Products.
Posted: February 22, 2010 in Branding, Celebrities, E-commerce, Fashion, Web TrendsTags: blogging, Branding, Celebrities, E-commerce, Fashion, Web Trends
New York based retailer Singer22 have been embracing the Internet to help create sales by blogging about the brands celebrities are using. Too keep up with the their world visit : http://singer22sblog.com/ Further Information : CelebStyle.com is the definitive guide to what celebrities are wearing on and off the screen. See it. Want it. Get [...]