Archive for July 10th, 2006

  • Skype Expanding to TV Viewer

     Reg Hardware
    Fancy turning your copy of Skype into a watch-anywhere TV viewer? Now you can, courtesy of Japanese company Novac, which today announced a box that turns any suitably-specified PC into a machine for beaming TV shows to anyone on the internet.
    The key is in the software. The box itself is an analogue TV tuner […]

  • Importance Of Marketing Your eBay Store

     AuctionBytes
    It’s all too easy to forget about your eBay Store when you’re scrambling to get your personal quota of auction sales online at the beginning of the week. But at the end of the week when you’ve sold more out of your store than you did online, you suddenly realize the store’s value.
    eBay Store promotion […]

  • ReliaBid Promises to Rid eBayers of Deadbeats

     AuctionBytes
    Among eBay sellers’ top challenges is the problem of deadbeat bidders, also known as non-paying bidders. A service from ReliaBid promises to tackle this challenge by bringing sellers together with a collection agency. ReliaBid warns potential bidders of this consequence through a seal that appears in participating seller listings.
    Seal programs on eBay have been around […]

  • U.S Postal Service Competing For ebay Business

     AuctionBytes
    Have you avoided using online postage services because of their monthly fees? Expanded offerings from the U.S. Postal Service make it a viable way to print postage from your own computer.
    The Post Office has come a long way in the past century. There was a time your letter going to the opposite coast was first […]

  • eBay Says No to Buy It Now T.V.

     Advertising Age
    Just as ABC TV was talking up to media buyers “Buy It Now,” a feel-good reality show revolving around families trying to fulfill their dreams by placing their prized possessions on eBay, the auction site pulled out of the deal.
    The program’s premise was based on a popular genre that has proved a major showcase […]