Archive for December, 2008

Holiday Season Results

First off, many thanks to you if you participated in last week’s Shop.org and Forrester joint survey of holiday season results.  In all, 84 companies repsonded to our anonymous follow up survey of how topline sales fared this holiday season vs.  last. We were happy to see that, contrary to the prevailing rather gloomy impression [...]

Shop.org Scholarship fund

We recently put out a press release, announcing the tremendous success of CyberMonday.com, in raising over $400,000 for the Ray M. Greenly Scholarship Fund. We’re currently looking for universities that are interested in participating in the scholarship program. If your alma mater would be interested, have them visit the information page on the Shop.org Scholarship [...]

Dust Off Your Crystal Ball: 2009 E-commerce Predictions

As we head out of 2008, we head into a year full of challenges and opportunities for e-commerce. Around the web we’ve seen various experts and consultancies compiling their own projections, such as Peter Kim’s Social Media Predictions Roundup, Jeremy Liew’s Consumer Internet Predictions and eMarketer’s Digital Marketing and Media Predictions. While these touch on [...]

Public policy news

Shop.org will be hosting a webinar on January 28th, How Washington Can Affect The Web – What you Don’t Know May Hurt You. Topics will range from comprehensive online privacy legislation that Congress may be considering to behavioral targeting. There’s certainly no shortage of public policy news this week. NY governor proposes tax on downloaded [...]

I’m on LinkedIn, Now What?

Jason Alba runs a popular career management site, JibberJobber.com.  He’s just out with the second version of his book, I’m on LinkedIn, Now What? and he graciously sent me a review copy. It’s very timely – you’ll notice that on the right side of the blog, we’ve added links to our LinkedIn and Facebook groups.  [...]

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