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Chain stores ignore online retailing at their own peril
Jun. 12, 2008 With their deep pockets, recognized brands and deep supply chains, retail chains have the ability to generate significantly more sales in the business-to-consumer e-commerce market. But while chain retailers accounted for 39.9% of online sales among Top 500 retailers, that segment of the market grew ...
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The New Top 500 Guide: Data galore, one conclusion
Jun. 1, 2008 By Jack Love The just-published, 448-page 2008 Edition of the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide weighs two-and-a-half pounds. It is packed with data on e-retailing in America, more information on e-commerce than is available anywhere else. Why do we produce such a massive data book on a segment of the ...
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ChoiceStream and Sterling Commerce Partner To Optimize The Online Shopping Experience For Consumers
May 13, 2008 Partnership Enables Companies to Drive Faster Sales Conversions, Increase Order Sizes and Increase Customer Purchases through a More Personalized Merchandising Experience for Consumers Cambridge, Mass., May 12, 2008 – ChoiceStream, Inc., a leading personalization service provider, today announced that ...
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Netflix sails past $1 billion in e-commerce revenue in 2007
Jan. 24, 2008 The past year turned into a horse race between Netflix Inc. and Blockbuster Inc. for subscribers in the online video market. Now Netflix is revealing how its tale of the tape went in 2007. In 2007, Netflix grew its total revenue to $1.25 billion from $996.7 million in 2006. The company, No. 18 in the ...
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Books/Film/Music Making buying even easier
Dec. 1, 2007 Books/Film/Music Making buying even easier Books/Film/Music AbeBooks.com Audible.com BarnesandNoble.com Chapters.Indigo.ca eCampus.com FYE.com Netflix.com Books, CDs and DVDs have been staples since the dawn of Internet retailing. They are the easiest products to sell online because shoppers do not ...
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Blockbuster Online chief leaves to head up U.S. Auto Parts Network
Oct. 15, 2007 Shane Evangelist, who developed and launched the online movie rental business of Blockbuster Inc., has left Blockbuster to take over as CEO of U.S. Auto Parts Network Inc., an online seller of auto parts and accessories, U.S. Auto Parts said today. Evangelist succeeds Mehran Nia, who has served as ...
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The financial picture remains much the same at Blockbuster
July 27, 2007 Blockbuster Inc. is reporting more of the same financial news for the recently completed second quarter: more store closings, higher e-commerce revenue and overall lower sales as the company continues to invest in Total Access. For the second quarter, Blockbuster, No. 51 in the Internet Retailer Top ...
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Blockbuster emphasizes its online program over stores
Jun. 29, 2007 After closing nearly 300 stores in 2006, Blockbuster Inc. expects to close another 282 stores this year as it continues to invest in Total Access, its e-commerce program that gives subscribers the option of returning their online rental DVDs by mail or exchanging them at participating Blockbuster stores ...
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PERSONALIZATION PIONEER CHOICESTREAM ANNOUNCES SOLUTION PROVEN TO ACCELERATE VIDEO DISCOVERY, PURCHASES AND DOWNLOADS ONLINE
Jun. 14, 2007 RealRelevanceSM Video Suite 2.0 Helps Consumers Find More Video, More Quickly; Suite Increases Rental Queues and Boosts Sales for Companies of any Size Cambridge, Mass. — June 13, 2007 —ChoiceStream, Inc., the world’s leading personalization solution provider, today announces the release of the ChoiceStream ...
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Blockbuster looks to bag online video rental market share by cutting fees
Jun. 12, 2007 Blockbuster Inc. is trying to slice off a bigger chunk of the online video rental market by offering rates as low as $4.99 a month to current and new subscribers to Blockbuster’s By Mail online rental service. Shoppers can test the new program for two weeks at no charge. “The online rental market is ...
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