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Baseball Card Shatters eBay Record

The Holy Grail of the baseball memorabilia world, a near-mint condition card depicting Hall of Fame Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop John Peter "Honus" Wagner, has been auctioned off by eBay for $1.265 million (US$) ...

Net Gambling Ban Stalls in U.S. House

The burgeoning online gambling industry won a political victory Monday when a bill to ban online casinos failed to pass the U.S. House of Representatives. A similar bill has already been passed in the Senate ...

Study: Net Pharmacies Coming of Age

A new report by Forrester Research predicts that an emphasis on infrastructure and high-level services will allow online pharmacies to emerge as e-commerce success stories over the next two years ...

ICANN OKs Additional Domain Names

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) on Sunday formally voted to expand the number of top level domains (TLDs) on the Internet and invite potential registrars to submit plans for additional Web suffixes that could be in operation by early next year ...

RIAA Slams Napster Defense

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is not impressed with the defense offered by Napster that its service is no more illegal than using a VCR to record television shows. In a brief filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the RIAA called Napster's position "meritless." ...

Report: Online Auto Sales Gaining Ground in U.S.

More Americans than ever are using the Internet to shop for and purchase new cars, according to a new survey from research firm GartnerGroup ...

Buy.com Adds Wireless Line

In a bid to expand its presence in the burgeoning wireless market, e-commerce portal Buy.com (Nasdaq: BUYX) is purchasing wireless e-tailer Telstreet.com for about $7.9 million (US$) in stock ...

eBay Backs Away from Live Auctions

Online auction giant eBay, Inc. is reportedly scaling back its live auction business and will instead concentrate on Web auctions of the high price art and antiques that were central to that operation ...

U.S. Settles Web Pharmacy Fraud

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has settled its case against a group of online pharmacies charged with false advertising and operating an unauthorized credit card processing scheme ...

Report: 77 Percent of Net Users Will Shop by 2003

According to a report released Tuesday by New York-based eMarketer, three of four Internet users will be shopping online by 2003, and 68 percent of all U.S. Web users will be online shoppers by the end of this year ...

Study: Seniors Top Online Shoppers

American seniors 55 and over have embraced the Internet and are shopping and surfing online in ever increasing numbers, according to a study released Tuesday by Internet research firm Greenfield Online ...

UN To Crack Down on Cybersquatters

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) -- the United Nations tribunal responsible for overseeing Internet domain name disputes and other intellectual property issues -- is launching a new offensive against cybersquatters ...

Lawyers Call for International Web Standards

What laws apply in cyberspace? That is the question the American Bar Association (ABA) set out to answer two years ago when it began the ABA Global Cyberspace Jurisdiction Project ...

Lloyd’s of London To Offer Hacker Insurance

Lloyd's of London, one of world's largest insurance firms, has partnered with San Jose, California-based Counterpane Security, Inc. to offer insurance against business losses due to mischief by hackers ...

Internet CEOs To Advance E-Commerce at G8 Summit

The world's leading chief executive officers are calling on the G8 heads of government to advance a comprehensive approach on e-commerce and information technology at the G8's July summit in Okinawa ...

Banking Giant Forms Government E-Procurement Company

Bank of America is teaming with NIC Commerce to form a new company that will provide electronic payment and purchasing services to state and local governments ...

Ad Group Pushes Net Privacy Self-Regulation

Hoping to fend off government regulation of online privacy, the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), a trade group that counts among its more than 300 members some of the most recognized names in cyberspace, has issued a set of privacy guidelines for companies doing business on the Internet ...

Japanese Jump on Interactive Web TV

Japanese electronics giants Sony (NYSE: SNE ), Matsushita, and Toshiba announced Monday that they are banding together to develop interactive services for digital television ...

U.S. Settles ‘Free PC’ Net Fraud Cases

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that settlements have been reached in deceptive advertising cases brought against Buy.com, Value America and brick-and-click retailer Office Depot ...

Nine Airlines Target Asia-Pacific with Travel Site

Nine airlines announced Thursday that they are banding together to launch a new online travel exchange for the Asia-Pacific region in the fourth quarter of this year ...

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