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• RealNetworks may go shopping for acquisitions
  Tuesday 18 October 2005 – 11:21
  From Reuters
• Shopping.com sets terms for planned IPO
  Wednesday 26 May 2004 – 06:42
  Shopping.com, an online comparison shopping service, said on Wednesday it planned to sell 5 million common shares in its initial public offering, for between $14 and $16 per share.
• HD DVDs to turn into online shopping catalogs
  Thursday 4 October 2007 – 10:12 in Business
  Hollywood (CA) - The newest feature to enter the realm of high definition video is the ability to go shopping online, directly from an HD DVD player. Universal Studios announced today that Evan Almighty will be the first title to make use of the new fea ...
• Online holiday shopping to skyrocket
  Friday 29 September 2006 – 06:47
  A holiday shopping forecast predicted by The Performics 50, a self-titled representative index of online search advertising, states that fourth quarter 2006 online sales will eclipse those of last year by more than 50%.
• Online shopping up, customer satisfaction down
  Monday 20 December 1999 – 10:23
  Online shopping has increased dramatically in this, the first big holiday season on the Internet, but analysts also report a sharp rise in customer dissatisfaction.
• Microsoft buys comparative shopping site Jellyfish
  Wednesday 3 October 2007 – 11:08 in Business
  Redmond (WA) - Microsoft has acquired Jellyfish.com, a comparative shopping portal that gives customers a share of advertising revenue. In a blog post, Microsoft said the deal will add more integration into the Windows Live search brand and gives it a b ...
• Sprint launches universal mobile shopping application
  Friday 14 September 2007 – 01:31 in Mobile
  Overland Park (KS) - Sprint today unveiled Mobile Shopper, a tool that allows customers to browse through dozens of online retailers in a cell phone-friendly interface. Sprint claims it is the first US mobile carrier to launch such a platform. The appli
• Online Holiday Shopping Grows by Almost 40% over 2001 Spending
  Thursday 2 January 2003 – 06:54
  Online consumer retail sales reached a near whopping $74 billion in 2002, which is almost 40% more than was spent online in 2001.
• Sprint launches GPS shopping application
  Friday 8 June 2007 – 11:53
  Sprint Nextel Corp. said on Thursday it is offering new mobile software that uses GPS technology, allowing customers to search and check prices on products at their local retailers
• Shopping frenzy shuts down VirginMega.com
  Monday 6 September 1999 – 08:43
  Virgin Megastore Online remained inaccessible throughout the weekend, it's servers apparently unable to handle a surge in shoppers looking to take advantage of a 50-percent-off Labor Day sale.
• Tom's Hardware Guide launches online comparison shopping tool
  Tuesday 28 June 2005 – 10:56
  PriceGrabber.com, a leader in online comparison shopping with 18 million monthly unique users, today announced a strategic partnership with Tom's Hardware Guide, one of the Internet's premier resources for PC hardware reviews and news, to provide a complete comparison shopping service through Tom's Guide Stores (http://stores.tomshardware.com), a website created on the Tom's Hardware Guide portal.
• Motherboard window shopping
  Wednesday 5 June 2002 – 05:14
  As in past years, Computex 2002 is the place to go to look for motherboards.
• Google Introduces Web site for Comparison Shopping, "Froogle"
  Monday 16 December 2002 – 08:02
  The Internet search engine, Google, has launched a test site for comparison online shopping on the Web.
• Hardware buyers favor Dell and Amazon when online shopping, report says
  Monday 1 November 2004 – 07:39
  According to a study released today by Keynote Systems indicates that Dell and Amazon.com rank highest among hardware buyers on the Internet when it comes to "customer experience".
• Online shopping breach discovered
  Saturday 24 April 1999 – 06:18
  A technician at Blarg! Online has found that personal information provided by online shoppers may not necessarily be private.