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Undaunted by consistent reports of hackers, consumer data being compromised online, and technological loopholes, my credit-card numbers are all over the Internet ...

Recently I saw the inside of my local bank for the first time in years. ...

This year, for the first time, doomsayers are not predicting that the holiday season will be make-or-break time for the entire e-commerce industry ...

Somewhere in the zone between idea and execution, e-commerce suffers from a case of diminished returns ...

While most of us are busy breaking out our deck chairs and SPF 45 at this time of year, online toy companies are already counting down to their hottest time of the year -- the winter shopping season ...

Those who have faithfully followed the 21st-century battle that is Napster vs. the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) now know one critical fact. Napster is going mainstream and blending in, vanilla-like, with corporate America. ...

The ongoing online music wars have taken an interesting turn ...

It has been almost a year since former President Bill Clinton signed into law the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (E-SIGN) Act ...

Two of the world's largest media industries have notfigured out what to do with each other ...

The forces of digital evil could be lurking nearby at any time ...

This is the story of a man who fell to earth and landed in a field of cash -- soft, comforting, fortuitous cash ...

Most consumers, when faced with the task ofcomparison shopping for a desired item, do not havetime to run all over town looking to save a few dollars ...

For those who have faithfully followed the e-commerce and high-tech headlines, one of last year's hot topics was the emergence of wireless services ...

Will Americans ever feel comfortable enough with electronic commerce to buy a house via the Internet? ...

Those easy, breezy first few years of online selling were a time of unbridled commercialism, entrepreneurial mayhem and a general free-for-all ...

Deep into the second quarter of the year and after months spent struggling to survive, e-tailers are finally shifting their focus back to the basics, including, of course, consumer privacy ...

Before "E" had anything to do with commerce, way back in the 1990s, the "e-word" usually referred to empowerment ...

If you were an angel in Brooklyn, would you bless a new dot-com or a corner grocery store? ...

The Internet was supposed to allow us to have a world without borders. A world in which a guy in New Jersey could buy tea from London and sweaters from Switzerland with a few simple keystrokes ...

Readers far and near will be crossing their fingers, no doubt, in the hopes that I win round trip airfare for two to any destination in North America, compliments of Orbitz.com ...