E-commerce technology

Photos: Top 10 banks on Twitter

Financial services companies are using Twitter to listen to and support customers as they take their first tentative steps to use social media to support their business. Continue Reading

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• Karl Flinders, Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA

Top 10 Twitter marketing blunders in photos

Twitter is supposed to be an intuitive technology, easy to get the hang of and proving its worth the more you use it. But on Twitter, as on many social media sites, users seem to exist in one of two camps – those who get it, and those who don’t. Continue Reading

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• Rebecca Thomson, Computer Weekly

Photos: Public to vote on amazing iGoogle art

Google has opened public voting on an art competition which asks students take photographs that can be used as iGoogle Themes. Continue Reading

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• Karl Flinders, Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA

Fail 2.0: How to lose friends and alienate people through social networking

When it was good, it was very, very good, but when it was bad, it was horrid! Check out some of our favourite stories of social networking gone wrong. Closing date: 18 May 2009. Continue Reading

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• Rebecca Froley

Web 2.0 profiles

C hris Middleton profiles two very different approaches to so-called " w ikinomics " . One is a small not-for-profit organisation... Continue Reading

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• Chris Middleton

Yahoo! The Highs! and Lows?

We look at the highs and lows of Jerry Yang's time at Yahoo. Continue Reading

Oracle's July 2007 CPU has 45 security fixes

Oracle stuffed 45 security updates into its July 2007 CPU, fixing flaws across its product line attackers could exploit remotely to compromise corporate databases. Continue Reading

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• Bill Brenner

Leading UK firms fail the Google test

Most top UK companies are spurning search engine optimisation and pay-per-click opportunities on the web with the result that... Continue Reading

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• Antony Savvas

Return to sender?

Several researchers have identified a new e-mail attack that can be used to swamp enterprise e-mail servers, as well as some secondary systems. Continue Reading

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• Hank Hogan, Contributing Writer

Banks turn to alert systems to fight back against phishing attacks

UK banks and retailers are investigating e-mail monitoring services that could offer early warning of “phishing” attacks by... Continue Reading

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• Bill Goodwin, Investigations Editor

European Parliament spam ruling angers ISPs

An influential European Parliament committee has voted to drop e-mail from a list of technologies, including fax and SMS... Continue Reading

Managing the service for business

The development of technology continues at a breathtaking pace. The intensity of competition in the e-business world dictates... Continue Reading

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• John Holden

The language of the AS/400

RPG has been the mainstay of ERP applications, but it can also be used for e-business, writes Nick Langley Continue Reading

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• Nick Langley

Words' worth

The online retail sector is growing apace and WHSmith.co.uk is finding its place in the lead. Nathalie Towner looks at the story... Continue Reading

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• Nathalie Towner

A big blueprint for e-business

Companies have been making mistakes with their e-business strategies since the whole brouhaha over online commerce started. But... Continue Reading

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• Danny Bradbury

Christmas is cancelled

The US division of Japanese consumer giant, Sony Corporation, has axed the Christmas ad campaign for its e-commerce site, SonyStyle.com, amidst fears its... Continue Reading

January-February

Tesco target of 300 online shops within one year Continue Reading