Tagged: Retail

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Amazon and NBC: video streaming success?
Online retail king Amazon could be set to storm the video streams, with news it has partnered up with NBCUniversal.

Poor spelling could cost websites millions
Poor spelling could be costing e-retailers millions in lost sales - with a single spelling mistake estimated to cut online sales by half.

Global mobile ad sales to hit $3.3 billion this year
Number crunchers have tipped that global mobile ad sales will double to $3.3 billion this year and could top $20 billion by 2015.

Social search latest: Google +1 button officially launched
Search has turned ever more social as Google's just launched its Like button rival turned social plug-in turned ranking signal - Google +1 - across websites.

Steve Jobs will return to launch the Apple iCloud service
Apple will unveil iCloud - tipped to be a cloud music service - next week at its Worldwide Developers Conference with Steve Jobs back from illness to provide the hard sell.

Ebay says broadband speeds stymie the growth of m-commerce
Ebay says poor mobile broadband connections cost the growth of m-commerce, which, if unhampered, could grow to become a £19 billion industry by 2021.

The i's have it! iPhones, Pods and Pads bite 80 per cent of mobile video market
Ads for Google's Android may be outperforming their Cupertino counterparts, but Apple's outpipped Mountain View to take a whopping 80 per cent of the mobile video market.

Blighty's publishers lag behind US counterparts for going digital
They may be dabbling with apps and paywalls, but most of Blighty's newspapers and magazines lack dedicated mobile sites despite concentration on e-readers and mobile devices stateside.

Amazon now sells more Kindle ebooks than printed volumes
Amazon's Kindle ebooks have for the first time exceeded its normal book sales, despite growth in those traditional sales.

Discord for Google and Amazon as Apple signs cloud-music licensing agreements
Apple is allegedly close to signing several cloud-music licensing agreements - which could see Cupertino upset license-restricted rivals Google and Amazon.