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Customers will be able to pay for internet content and services without using their credit card, following a new initiative from Cable & Wireless Communications.
The Microsoft and Wang Global Enterprise Alliance Partnership, created earlier this year, has launched its e-commerce solution for the retail sector. The Microsoft Site Server will enable retailers to set up low-cost virtual stores and interact with their customers, as well as providing methods of payment...
- New research has poured cold water on optimistic forecasts about the growth of commerce on the internet. The report, published by De Montfort University, ridicules the idea that a billion people will be online by 2000 and claims that evidence from the US shows that the ceiling may already have been...
- New research has poured cold water on optimistic forecasts about the growth of commerce on the internet. The report, published by De Montfort University, ridicules the idea that a billion people will be online by 2000 and claims that evidence from the US shows that the ceiling may already have been...
Loot, the daily paper for classified ads, is launching an e-commerce site where users pay for updated content.
Consumer electronics manufacturer Panasonic is looking for a new-media agency to develop its UK web site, which was created in-house.
Odeon is to become the first UK cinema chain to offer consumers the chance to buy tickets through the Internet.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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