Business to Business E-Commerce
21 Aug 2002 | by IGD Consumer Unit
The following section outlines the systems used by the major retailers to share information with suppliers. By IGD Consumer Unit
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E-commerce firm merges divisions as Meyer departs
15 Nov 2002
E-commerce specialist Commerce One has merged its PR and marketing divisions following the departure of global corporate communications director Patrick Meyer.
Industry asks Blair to intervene over EU e-commerce plans
10 May 2002 | by JOHN TYLEE
Industry leaders are calling on Tony Blair to step in to stop advertisers becoming unwitting victims of local laws as they extend internet campaigns into Europe.
EU heeds IAB pleas on e-commerce directive
25 Apr 2002 | by RAVI CHANDIRAMANI
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has been praised by online media owners after winning an important concession in European Union legislation that threatened to strangle the growth of e-commerce.
OPINION: Wise companies know the value of e-commerce
21 Mar 2002 | by LAURA MAZUR, a business writer
IBM sold $23bn (£16bn) worth of products through the internet in 2000. Industrial giant GE's comparative figure was $7bn (£5bn). And it's pretty safe to assume both figures will be much higher when they publish annual results for 2001.
DIRECT BRIEFS: DTI e-commerce minister shares industry concern
07 Feb 2002
Douglas Alexander MP, the DTI e-commerce minister, has said he shares industry concern about the potential impact of an opt-in approach for cookies and similar internet data capture devices, adopted by Parliament in November 2001. In reply to an approach by the DMA, Alexander agreed the opt-in...
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