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New Report: 80% of Online Consumers Would Buy More With Safer and More Convenient Pay Options

SAN JOSE, CA -- 05/08/08 -- The results of the 2008 Annual Javelin Consumer Payment Poll indicate that the majority of online consumers would buy more if safer and more convenient payment options were offered. The Payment Poll responders would each..

New Report: 80% of Online Consumers Would Buy More With Safer and More Convenient Pay Options

Pegasystems Announces Record Revenue of $48.5 Million and Net Income of $2.9 Million for the First Quarter of 2008

Best Buy Canada to Launch Standalone Mobile Stores

Best Buy Canada Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Richfield, Minn.-based Best Buy Co. Inc., will be launching new standalone Best Buy Mobile stores located in shopping centers across Canada. The new Best Buy Mobile stores will sell mobile phones, plans, accessories and related items--a new format for Best Buy. The first stores will be constructed in the greater Toronto area and are slated to open before the 2008 holiday season. Best Buy Mobile will carry all Canadian networks. Best Buy Mobile expansion plans also include upgrading the mobile sections of select Best Buy stores across Canada for the Best Buy Mobile store-within-a-store concept. This new section within Best Buy's current retail stores will offer more selection, have dedicated team members, and a no-pressure, non-commissioned sales environment.

Google Finance to add more data to fight Yahoo, AOL

Google plans to expand its finance Web site by adding more historical data and company filings as it tries to gain ground on more-popular services from Yahoo and AOL. The company will also seek to improve its 2-year-old finance site by offering real-time stock prices from the New York Stock Exchange on a permanent basis after a four-month pilot started this week, said R.J. Pittman, director of product management. Google's finance pages had 2.07 million U.S. visitors last month, ranking 13th on researcher ComScore's list of top financial sites. The company plans to use its search technology to help users find data more efficiently, rather than adding editorial content to lure more users, Pittman said. Adding features such as up-to-the-minute stock quotes will help Google lure more visitors that may then visit the company's other sites, sai

AT&T and Nonprofits Launch Educational Campaign to Keep Consumers Safe Online

PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Summertime means kids are out of school and, more than likely, spending more time online. As part of its continuing efforts in online safety, and in recognition of National Internet Safety Month, AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced a collaboration with nonprofit advocacy organizations to promote a safe online experience for consumers. The company also encouraged parents to be involved in their children's online activity, including wireless devices and computers. As the nation's largest broadband and wireless provider, AT&T has a long-standing commitment to protect consumers online and safeguard their Internet experience, including parental controls for various communication modes: Surf Smart (Internet at home), Wireless Smart (Click for the lowest price on dmnobieblankmobile phone');" onMouseOut="setTimeout('hide

AT&T and Nonprofits Launch Educational Campaign to Keep Consumers Safe Online

PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Summertime means kids are out of school and, more than likely, spending more time online. As part of its continuing efforts in online safety, and in recognition of National Internet Safety Month, AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced a collaboration with nonprofit advocacy organizations to promote a safe online experience for consumers. The company also encouraged parents to be involved in their children's online activity, including wireless devices and computers. As the nation's largest broadband and wireless provider, AT&T has a long-standing commitment to protect consumers online and safeguard their Internet experience, including parental controls for various communication modes: Surf Smart (Internet at home), Wireless Smart (Click for the lowest price on dmnobieblankmobile phone');" onMouseOut="setTimeout('hide

Older online consumers respond to web ads as much as others, Focalyst says

Online consumers 62 and older are just as likely as younger shoppers to be motivated make a purchase by web advertising, according to research by Focalyst and Dynamic Logic. More than a third of the older crowd use the Internet, and those that do are wealthier and better educated than those not online, Focalyst says. Online retailers who ignore older consumers are missing the boat, according to a new report by Focalyst, a joint venture of AARP Services Inc. and research firm Millward Brown, and Dynamic Logic, a unit of Millward Brown.

Apple says iTunes has sold more than 5 billion songs

Apple, maker of the iPod media player, said its iTunes online store has sold more than 5 billion songs since its debut five years ago as more fans abandon record shops for the Web. The site is the most popular in the United States for legal music downloads, with more than 8 million songs. ITunes customers also are renting or buying more than 50,000 movies a day, Apple said Thursday in a statement. Sales of CDs and music DVDs fell 13 percent to $15.9 billion last year, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry said yesterday. Sales of downloaded songs and mobile-phone ring tones rose 34 percent to $2.9 billion.

PayPal Looks at Why Consumers Abandon Online Purchases

A survey conducted by PayPal and comScore revealed that unexpectedly high shipping fees are the number one reason consumers abandon online purchases. The study also found that many consumers abandon their purchases for payment-related reasons and due to online comparison shopping behavior. More than one in four indicated that they wanted to compare items at online and offline stores before making a purchase. However, more than one-third who abandon at checkout said they returned to the merchant's Web site at a later time to complete the transaction.

DVS announces the launch of a new online 'Skins' store

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 14 May, 2008 : - - DVS announces the launch of a new online store that provides custom DVS branded skins for more than 250 different types of electronic devices from top manufacturers including Apple, Blackberry, Boost, Cingular, Dell, Motorola, LG, and many more. Available for purchase through dvsshoeswrapstore.com, online consumers can shop exclusively for a variety of DVS skin options.

Online TV 'Gateway To Vehicle Buyers'

Online TV show content is emerging as an effective way to target new-vehicle buyers, according to a survey by J. D. Power and Associates. It found that 68% of new-vehicle buyers go online to find information on television shows, and that the reach of online TV show content among new-vehicle buyers has increased by 22% since 2007. "As the automotive market struggles in the current economy, it becomes important for manufacturers and advertisers to target the diminishing number of consumers who are seeking to buy a new vehicle," said Arianne Walker, director of marketing and media research at J. D. Power and Associates. The firm forecasts that fewer than 15 million new vehicles will be sold in 2008, compared with 16.1 million last year.

New iPhone 3G

We’ve all been hearing a million different things about this “new� iPhone that is suppose to be coming out any day now! I recently spoke to one of my friends who works at AT&T and I guess the new gossip going around is that the new iPhone is going to be cheaper than the original. I don’t know about you guys, but I find this hard to believe. The 3G is suppose to be faster, have GPS, a new glossy black cover (that is said to be color changeable), slightly thicker, updated software and the camera is expected to be better. I’m sure there will be a ton more things that will be changed or newly added to the new iPhone, so it’s a little strange that Apple would make the new iPhone less expensive...Especially, because people are going to buy it no matter how much it is.

Best Buy leaves out failed government play Chasers chastized, then complimented

One facet of Best Buy for Business (“Best Buy for Business builds data powerhouse,” BtoB's Lead Generation Guide 2008, page 6 ) that was not brought up by Best Buy (not surprisingly, and I am sure Best Buy would like everyone to forget) was the Best Buy for Government initiative launched at about the same time. There was lots of noise in the government market when Best Buy for Government showed up at [the FOSE Exposition and Conference] in 2005 and 2006, but largely because of T-shirts and big bags, not product. There was no substance, little execution and no value proposition. And now Best Buy for Government is gone—three years and out. The BBG Web site, which was never more than a home page with a phone number, had the tag line “The convenience of in-store pick up.

Carphone Warehouse gives Best Buy more access to European web shoppers

The Carphone Warehouse Group PLC and Best Buy Co. Inc. are forming a new business to feed European consumers’ expanding appetite for electronics. The assets of the new company will comprise The Carphone Warehouse’s existing retail business, operating from more than 2,400 stores in nine European countries under the Carphone Warehouse and Phone House brands, and Carphone’s share of its existing relationships with Best Buy.

Quest Diagnostics and Google Empower Patients and Physicians to Share Diagnostic Test Results Online With Launch of Google Health

MADISON, N.J., May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Patients and physicians have a new way to share diagnostic laboratory data online, thanks to Quest Diagnostics and Google Health, a product launched today by Google. More than 100,000 physicians in the U.S. who use Quest Diagnostics' family of Care360(TM) connectivity products will be able to securely provide diagnostic data with a brief explanation of test results to a patient's Google Health Account, where a patient can maintain medical records and personal health information online. The new product is expected to empower patients and physicians to collaborate more closely in making more well-informed health care decisions based on diagnostic information. Quest Diagnostics Incorporated DGX is the nation's leading provider of diagnostic testing, information and services, serving half of all

One Million American Consumers Now Rely on Verizon for More Secure Online Experience

NEW YORK, May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 1 million consumers now turn to the Verizon Internet Security Suite for comprehensive protection from spyware, computer viruses and online fraud.

New TowerGroup Research Explores Online E-Commerce Nonbank Wallet ...

Alternative ways to pay for goods online are on the rise, driven by online merchants looking for more consumer-friendly options and consumers looking for greater security and choice. New research from TowerGroup notes that the alternative payment method known as the “nonbank wallet� is one area to watch in 2008.

Shoppers go online to research home goods, but less than a third buy there

Many online consumers use the Internet to read up on major household purchases, but less than a third of those shoppers will buy the products online, according to a new study by comparison shopping mall PriceGrabber.com. However, the survey, a follow-up to a similar 2006 PriceGrabber poll, indicates that consumers are becoming more comfortable shopping for appliances and furniture on the web.

Traditional Payment Players Wary as "NonBank Wallet" Offerings Expand Online Payment Options

Alternative ways to pay for goods online are on the rise, driven by online merchants looking for more consumer-friendly options and consumers looking for greater security and choice. New research from TowerGroup notes that the alternative payment method known as the "nonbank wallet" is one area to watch in 2008.

Traditional Payment Players Wary as ''Nonbank Wallet'' Offerings Expand Online Payment Options

NEEDHAM, Mass. - Alternative ways to pay for goods online are on the rise, driven by online merchants looking for more consumer-friendly options and consumers looking for greater security and choice. New research from TowerGroup

Synovate Study Compares Online Behavior of Connected Hispanics, African-Americans and General Market Consumers

CHICAGO, June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Despite the much cited "digital divide," many multicultural consumers in the U.S. are getting much more active online but in different ways, according to new research from global market research firm Synovate. Though younger people across all groups are much more likely to be online, there are major differences, including between males and females of the same age and ethnic group.

TRADITIONAL PAYMENT PLAYERS WARY AS "NONBANK WALLET" OFFERINGS EXPAND ONLINE PAYMENT OPTIONS

NEEDHAM, MA, May 14, 2008 - Alternative ways to pay for goods online are on the rise, driven by online merchants looking for more consumer-friendly options and consumers looking for greater security and choice. New research from TowerGroup notes that the alternative payment method known as the "nonbank wallet" is one area to watch in 2008.

More consumers buying big ticket items online

Consumers are more likely to purchase large and expensive items online these days compared to a couple of years ago, according to a recent survey from PriceGrabber.com.

Facing Potential Recession, Retail Brands Turn to Specific Media to Target Consumers Online and Grow Revenues

IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 10, 2008--As the nation’s retailers reported the weakest sales for the month of March since 1995 1 and sales in April declined another 0.2 percent 2, many retail brands are turning to Specific Media, the largest independent online advertising network for brand advertisers, to reach and engage with their target online audiences. Connecting with more than 145 million U.S. consumers online across hundreds of name brand publishers in its Premium Network, Specific Media helps leading retailers target online audiences and build their brands in the long-term, while converting shoppers’ online interests into actual purchasing decisions in the short-term.

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