Survey Sez: Consumers Still Miffed at Netflix, but Give Even Bigger Kiss to Amazon

The hits from the online video service’s missteps just keep coming!
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An Honest-to-Goodness App Store You Can Walk Into

Nope, it’s not owned by Apple, Google or even Amazon.
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Attention Shoppers: Coupons.com Grabs $30M in Funding From Greylock

VCs search for a bargain in longtime digital promotions site.
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You Will Know Jack–Square CEO Dorsey Added to D9 Speaker Lineup

We’ve added Jack Dorsey, one of Silicon Valley’s hottest entrepreneurs, to the D: All Things Digital conference stage. He’s now busy disrupting the online payments space with his Square start-up, and before that invented a little service called Twitter. Heard of it?
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Indochino Stitches Up $4 Million Round to Fund Men's Custom Apparel Site

Indochino has raised $4 million in venture capital to continue making custom-tailored suits over the Internet.

Now Open: Amazon Appstore Launches With 3,800 Apps for Android

With 3,800 apps on Day One, Amazon has officially launched the Android Appstore, a potential iTunes equivalent for Android.

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Amazon Takes Action in Illinois as War on Sales Taxes Continues

Amazon.com Inc.’s battle with state governments over sales taxes is escalating. The online retailer on Thursday took action in Illinois, as it had threatened to do, to counter a new law aimed at forcing online retailers to collect sales taxes in the state. Hawaii, North Carolina and Rhode Island have enacted similar laws, and California is weighing action.

Bluefly Adds Badges to Make Shopping More Like Games

Bluefly, a small, publicly held online clothing retailer, is experimenting with adding game mechanics to its site to reward shoppers who watch videos, create wishlists, write reviews or read blog posts.

Amazon Gets Into the Bulk Email Game

Why set up a mail server to send messages to customers when you can do the same thing in the cloud?

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Amazon May Expand Free Home Delivery

Amazon.com Inc. may be planning to expand a free home-delivery program, a move that analysts say could encourage consumers to do more of their shopping for groceries and other goods with the online retailer rather than local stores.

IPad Hits Wal-Mart Friday