• Americans Go Online to Donate to Tsunami Relief
    Thousands of Americans were clicking Internet sites Friday, donating millions to help victims of Sunday's earthquake and tsunamis. The giant Internet retailer Amazon.com placed a link to the American Red Cross prominently on its opening page. By midday Friday, more than 100,000 people had donated more than $8 million.
  • EBay Spends Bigger on Advertising
    The big e-sellers don't have the huge real estate costs of the bricks-and-mortar stores. But the online giants are continuing to boost spending in one critical area: advertising. Especially during the holidays. It's no accident that eBay and Amazon.com might have seemed almost as ever-present during the holidays as department store Santas and mistletoe.
  • SBC to Sell TV-Internet Home Entertainment System
    SBC Communications said on Monday it would offer a television set-top box that can handle music, photos and Internet downloads, part of SBC's efforts to expand into home entertainment.
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