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| Sep 23, 2019 | Top tips: How to elevate the user experience from ordinary to extraordinary | Positive brand perception is based not on a single moment but a culmination of interactions, explains Marc Schillaci, CEO of ecommerce specialist Oxatis Group.
In this feature article, he discusses a four-step guide to delivering an optimi... |
| Mar 19, 2019 | Ebay rolls out tool to let sellers target interested buyers | Ebay has launched a feature to let sellers target buyers who are “watching” an item but haven’t yet purchased it.
Through a feature called “offer to buyers,” eBay is looking to increase conversions through purchase intent. For eBay, it’s a ... |
| Mar 19, 2019 | Ebay rolls out tool to let sellers target interested buyers | He added that the move is in keeping with EBay’s “social selling” approach, a personal way to let sellers interact with buyers through personalized features like best offers and auctions.
Others say it’s one chapter in a bigger move towards... |
| Oct 1, 2018 | Tech titans and AI to disrupt healthcare | Tech titans and AI to disrupt healthcare
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Health and wellbeing looks set to be the next battleground for consumer tech companies.
Audio Analytic writes:
On the acquisition front, Amazon acquired PillPack and Alphabet/Nest acquired... |
| Apr 29, 2018 | The 7 stages of GDPR grief | Remember Y2K and the horror that hit the tech community when January 1, 2000 was approaching and everyone realized their 2-digit year data fields would revert to 1900? There was a mad scramble to update all systems in time. Well, May 25, 20... |
| Apr 29, 2018 | The 7 stages of GDPR grief | We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today!
Remember Y2K and the horror that hit the tech com... |
| Jan 26, 2009 | Long Tail Not Dead Yet: eMusic Says It's Alive And Well | There have been a series of criticisms to Chris Anderson’s concept of “The Long Tail” lately. While most don’t hold up under scrutiny, a few have made some good points that don’t actually go against the long tail concept, but may adjust som... |
| Oct 25, 2006 | Mike Butcher joins Techcrunch UK! | I am really pleased to announce that Mike Butcher is joining me on TechCrunch UK & Ireland to be the new editor. For anyone who has read this blog for the last 10 weeks, you will know that I am an empassioned technologist and entreprene... |
| Dec 7, 2005 | Just Add Music | Almost exactly two years ago to the day, Mike wondered what sites wouldn’t launch their own music download stores. While it seemed for a while adding blogs was the current hotness in Web sites, music is coming back en vogue. Today, Procter ... |
| Nov 10, 2005 | Stop Everything! People In Offices Are (Oh No!) SOCIAL With Each Other! | It’s always fun to read news articles based on the somewhat breathless claims of internet monitoring and filtering firms. They come out with all sorts of studies and press releases that try to make the most innocent things sound absolutely ... |
| Sep 14, 2005 | Mobile Content Insiders Not So Interested In Mobile Content? | We were just pointing out how most people were still pretty clueless when it came to mobile data on their phones. That wasn’t that surprising, but it may be more interesting to find out that even those who work in the mobile content industr... |
| Aug 5, 2005 | Is The Push For Citizen Journalism Promoting Risky Behavior? | Over the past few months, as the concept of “citizen journalism” has caught on — especially when combined with cameraphones — it’s become quite common to see news organizations requesting people on the street take photos of news events in a... |
| Aug 4, 2005 | Blame Marketing For Website Crashes | I’m pretty sure that similar studies have been done in the past, but every time another well hyped website launches and immediately crashes people wonder what the people who run the site were thinking. They knew they would get lots of traff... |
| Jul 18, 2005 | When Technology Takes Over Parenting | One of the favorite location-based services to launch are kid-tracking systems — after all, what parent wouldn’t want to pay to protect their child, particularly when a marketer asks them that question? One such service has launched in the ... |
| Jun 28, 2005 | Pointless Studies And The Would You Rather Game On A Large Scale | At some point or another, all kids play the “this or that” game or the “would you rather” game. It’s a pointless exercise setting up impossible conditions that really don’t prove anything at all. It sets up a choice between two situations t... |
| Apr 26, 2005 | Ad Agencies Scared Of Google | After hearing Google’s announcement that they will provide advertisers with impression opportunities in addition to the current pay-per-click ads, ad agencies voice their fears over the move. The agencies statements range from the obvious, ... |
| Apr 11, 2005 | VCs Obsessing Over Mobile Games | Apparently many VCs believe that mobile gaming is a hot sector for investments. The absolute numbers really aren’t that high compared to some other sectors, but it does show that VCs are clearly interested in the space. Of course, it’s not ... |
| Apr 5, 2005 | Bad Commercials Trigger DVR Fast Forwarding | While the story linked here is mostly about yet another overhyped prediction saying that TiVo-like DVR devices are “a threat to commercial advertising,” there are two interesting points that seem obvious — but haven’t gotten much attention ... |
| Feb 22, 2005 | Advertise-On-My-Pregnant-Belly Woman Stiffs Auction Winner | In the last month or so, there’s been a tremendous number of folks trying to cash in on the various silly eBay auctions to advertise the winner on some body part (including, but not limited to, forehead, neck, cleavage and pregnant belly). ... |
| Feb 10, 2005 | Not Really Mobile File Sharing | Plenty of people have been trying to warn content providers and mobile operators for ages that they’re ignoring the threat of mobile peer-to-peer applications, and have even pointed to examples of prototype software from both SK Telecom and... |
| Feb 10, 2005 | Tech Clueless Politicians | It’s becoming clear just how important technology is to all different aspects of society these days, yet too many politicians still appear to be absolutely clueless when it comes to technology. While the following article is a bit misleadin... |
| Jan 25, 2005 | Kids Shouldn't Use Mobile Phones, But Here Are A Bunch Of Cartoons For Them | It appears that not everyone has gotten the message. While some UK researchers tried to persuade people that children shouldn’t be using mobile phones, a company didn’t wait very long at all before announcing that they’ve come up with a ser... |
| Dec 14, 2004 | The Merging Of The Digital And Analog Worlds | While lots of people are discussing Google’s latest effort to scan the books of various libraries and add them to their massively underhyped Google Print offering, the one thing that seems most interesting about the whole thing is that it’s... |
| Dec 13, 2004 | Interpreting Mobile Messaging Stories | It’s a good news/bad news type of thing. If your business model requires MMS takeup to be good, you might be excited to hear the wonderful news that MMS use has doubled for those in the 25-to-34 year old hot demographic. Of course, then you... |
| Dec 8, 2004 | Shocker: 3G Users Use More Data | Not exactly sure why this is even worth a study, but apparently those who have 3G phones with higher speed access to data are (gasp!) actually using it. That’s not surprising at all — especially since a good part of the marketing around 3G ... |
| Sep 10, 2004 | The Lycos File System? | In the last week or so there’s been a lot of buzz about a hack that would let people use their 1 gig Gmail account as an online file storage system, called the Gmail Filesystem. Of course, this is a hack and one that Google is likely to shu... |
| Aug 6, 2004 | Ad Supported Mobile Video | While many of the carriers continue to look for ways to get every last dime when it comes to mobile content, it appears that O2 is willing to try a little experiment that you might just recognize: say hello to ad supported content. That’s r... |
| May 6, 2004 | Symbian Doing Well Despite Boardroom Battles | Despite the ongoing battle for control of Symbian, it appears the operating system is doing quite well. The latest report shows that the number of Symbian OS handsets more than doubled last quarter. Of course, in typical numbers announcing ... |
| Feb 24, 2004 | Simpay Announces Product That Sounds Like… Their Product | Last summer, a group of European carriers got together to form Simpay after realizing that the Mobile Payments Services Association didn’t have quite the same ring to it. At the time, they announced Simpay would work on a product to let peo... |
| Jan 20, 2004 | More WiFi On Trains | There’s just something about the combination of WiFi and trains that seems to get attention. Over in the UK even more railways are getting set to offer WiFi, as more deals are being made. Of course, there are still some questions about the ... |
| Nov 5, 2003 | Are There Any Companies Not Selling Music Online? | Well, the floodgates have opened on setting up downloadable music stores, and they’re not going to shut any time soon. Late yesterday came the news that MTV was launching a music download store, and today you can add Wal-Mart to the list. O... |
| Oct 7, 2003 | Nokia Reminds Carriers That Customers Will Use MMS For Sports | For quite some time, I’ll admit that about the only thing I used WAP for was to check the latest baseball scores. I’m apparently not alone. However, Nokia decided that carriers weren’t convinced of just how obsessed some folks are with spor... |
| Sep 11, 2003 | RIAA Believes The Silent Majority Support Them | There are increasing similarities between SCO and the RIAA these days. Despite the amount of loud backlash to SCO attempt to take down Linux, SCO insisted that it was all orchestrated by a thieving IBM and that “the silent majority” support... |
| Sep 2, 2003 | Overture Tries To Force T-Online To Keep Them | Last month we wrote about how Overture had lost their first customer to the Yahoo buyout – as T-Online believed that Yahoo was too much of a competitor to remain an Overture customer. Overture, however, has a different opinion on the matter... |
| Aug 13, 2003 | Grokster Accuses Record Labels Of Unfair Practices – OFT Says No Evidence | Well, now it seems that just about everyone has declared fair game on attacking back at the music industry. To be honest, they’ve brought this on themselves with their heavy handed legal moves. The latest is that Grokster has asked the Offi... |
| Aug 13, 2003 | Overture Loses First Customer Over Yahoo! Deal | When Yahoo! bought Overture my first thought (and subsequent Techdirt post) questioned whether or not this might backfire. Overture had started out as the branded search engine GoTo.com, but eventually toned that down and focused entirely o... |
| Jul 21, 2003 | Virgin Mobile UK Is Hot, BT Considers MVNO | Virgin Mobile had great results for the latest quarter with their UK-based MVNO operation. The subscriber adds were 231,500 and they are on track to exceed their target of 3M subs by the end of 2003. The company is growing quickly, with suc... |
| Jul 9, 2003 | File Sharing Boosts CD Sales | Here is yet another study saying that people using file sharing systems to find out about new music tend to buy more CDs than before they used file sharing systems. There have been other studies saying the same thing, but, like all the othe... |
| Jul 1, 2003 | Spy On Your Kids With Your Mobile Phone! | Trusting your kids is apparently something only done in older generations when we didn’t have the big brother-ish technology to spy on them. A company in the UK is hyping up their new service to let parents track every movement of their kid... |
| Feb 13, 2003 | Music Industry Threatens Companies | It’s almost comic to watch the music industry go further and further in the wrong direction. Now, the IFPI (sort of the international RIAA) has sent out letters to hundreds of companies around the world telling them to make sure their emplo... |
| Dec 20, 2002 | Blind Date To Use SMS Voting | British television show Blind Date is going interactive with SMS. Viewers of the dating reality show will be able to vote for contestants via SMS. This is a growing trend in the UK and Europe. Once we get something similar in the US, we’ll ... |
| Nov 13, 2001 | Hard Sells And Popups Are Bad | A very small study (36 people in 16 homes) gave some very obvious results to a study in the UK. It seems that they really don’t like popup ads, and also think that banner ads that tell people to “click here now” or “buy now” are too pushy f... |
| Oct 5, 2000 | Wireless Future… In 15 Years | Earlier this week, we read about predictions of the future that spelled out the obvious wireless future. I didn’t think that was much of a prediction. I still don’t –especially when people can estimate that 3G shoud be profitable in about 1... |
| Aug 24, 2000 | Streaming Video Using Handhelds | PacketVideo has launched its platform for streaming video on certain handhelds (currently not supporting palm). It?ll be interesting to test how low quality the streaming is but at least it’s a step forward (and they have got that all impor... |
| Jul 28, 2000 | Gender Differences in E-Commerce | Like this is a big surprise? Men and women have attitudes towards shopping online. Guys like the gadget factor while women like the time-saving factor, and tend to be much more loyal shoppers. I agree that the gadget factor is cool, but I a... |
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