November – December 2009

Guideline for Online Shop Operators: Respect the Rules of Real Life

Whoever is marketing products and services on the Internet or wants to present their own company there should do it in the legal framework set by the legislator. And actually, this is quite easy to do, as the rules of the virtual business world don’t really differentiate substantially from the realworld. However, these few differences

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A Bright Future for Online Shopping in APAC says MasterCard

Did you know that online shopping pre-dates the internet, the IBM PC and Microsoft?  You don’t believe it? But it’s true! The process of purchasing goods and services over the Internet was actually invented in the UK in 1979 by Michael Aldrich of Redifon Computers, who connected a modified 26″ colour television to a real-time

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Friendster: Online Gift-Shopping Gets Easier and More Personal

I think by now almost everybody has bought at least once something online, simply as doing so has many advantages. For online shoppers, it is not only because of the high level of convenience, but also because of the broader selection, competitive pricing, and easier access to information and amenities – especially attractive for the

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NetSuite: e-Commerce in the Cloud

With online shopping enjoying ever increasing popularity, it’s never been more crucial for e-Commerce companies to understand every facet of their shoppers’ online activities. Pitching its e-commerce software as a means to build a hosted online shopping experience similar to what Amazon has in place, NetSuite offers its  e-Commerce Company Edition and e-Commerce+ Company Edition,

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Singaporeans Intend to Spend Almost Half their Holiday Cash Online

Singaporeans are entering into the festive spirit with six in ten shoppers expected to spend the same amount or more during the upcoming holiday season, as compared to last year – this despite the weakened economy.  According to a PayPal survey released recently, the average Christmas spend for Singaporeans this year will be US$250, representing

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