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For some people, testifying before the U.S. Congress might be a moment of historical glory. But usually, especially lately, it seems to mean you did something wrong ...

"It wouldn't surprise me if in five years a number of online merchants used kiosks to expand their presence," IDC analyst Joe Williamson told the E-Commerce Times Multichannel retailers are finding that kiosks are a cost-effective way for retailers to expand the number of prod...

The Internet incubator's "favorable two-year cash position" and the strengthof its top 15 partner companies make the stock a good value, Salomon SmithBarney analyst Charles Grom told the E-Commerce Times. Grom expects InternetCapital shares to reach $7 in a year "We believe th...

With eBay users reeling from several unpopular policy changes and major outages in 2001, the new credit policy may be more about public relations than customer service, Yankee Group director of online retail strategies Paul Ritter told the E-Commerce Times "From eBay's perspec...

Yahoo! manager of international public relations Scott Morris told the E-Commerce Times that Yahoo! has no choice but to pursue the U.S. case contesting which country's laws govern the Internet "We have to, for the sake of the industry," Morris said. "Not just for Yahoo!, for ...

E-commerce has hit a dangerous curve because the venture capitalists who were driving it have found the freeway off-ramp ...

Because there's quite a variety of chocolate shops on the Net, the E-Commerce Times has taken a bite out of the issue for you, testing both the sites and the sweets. Romantic consumers and e-tailers alike can take to heart what we've learned from our undercover investigation.

"Travel agencies, in many cases, will have to adapt or die," Jupiter senior analyst Melissa Shore told the E-Commerce Times ...

"It's an extension of what we've already been doing withpublishers," Amazon spokeswoman Kristin Schaefer told the E-Commerce Times. "I'm not aware of anycomplaints." ...

"Most of the e-commerce companies that have been failing lately would have failed anyway, but part of the failure has to do with over-optimistic ambitions," Morningstar.com stock analyst David Kathman told the E-Commerce Times. ...

Somewhere out there, I'm sure, is a corner of cyberspace that has not been touched, or dare I say tainted, by Amazon.com. But if such a place exists, Jeff Bezos will find it soon ...

"You can't take this guy seriously," Amazon spokesman Bill Curry told the E-Commerce Times. "His report is chock full of errors." Suria also questioned the validity of Amazon's reported US$1.1 billion cash on hand. He placed the company's liquidity at $386 million and predicte...

The closing of Lucy.com's Web site last month happened so quickly and quietly that it might have gone unnoticed in the annals of E-Commerce History ...

The closing of Lucy.com's Web site last month happened so quickly and quietly that it might have gone unnoticed in the annals of E-Commerce History ...

The closing of Lucy.com's Web site last month happened so quickly and quietly that it might have gone unnoticed in the annals of E-Commerce History ...

"Certainly, we think there have been a lot of signs of maturation in the digital download market," Webnoize analyst Matt Bailey told the E-Commerce Times. "More digital download companies are realizing you need to partner with existing companies." Bailey added that Webnoize re...

The great thing about American industry is that it only takes one courageous, motivated individual to start a revolution. If you have several courageous, motivated individuals, so much the better ...

"If they're doing anything in particular [on the Net] for Oscar buzz, I don't know about it," Chris Marlowe, new media reporter for the Hollywood Reporter, told the E-Commerce Times. "I can't think of anything off the top of my head. Everyone has their own film sites, but they're all aimed at consumers." ...

"Fogdog and MVP.com may have delivered on value proposition, but there werea number of others doing the same thing that were already established," Cassar told the E-Commerce Times. "Both companies were heavily reliant on athletic footwear, but you cant shake adead cat in any mall in America without hitting a Foot Locker."

Writer Ken Auletta's new book about the Microsoft trial bears theintriguing title of "World War 3.0." If the Microsoft case is a war, the two main opposition generals have left the battlefield and joined the Bertelsmann AG and Napster camp. ...