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Shoppers who call themselves bargain hunters account for 44% of shoppers who have made an online purchase in the past three months, up from 41% at this time in 2006. 90% of respondents said free shipping offers would entice them to spend more online
* Yahoo!-Microsoft: New deal on the table?
* Buffett pips Gates to top new Forbes List
* Magazines Beat TV In ROI
* Dial 'M' for Microsoft's new programming language
* Credit Cards Cut Back on TV Ad Spending
* Mobile gaming firms eye Nokia, Apple
* Ad industry eyes the iPhone
* 25th Anniversary of the 1st Commercial Mobile Phone Call
* Budget travel sites to keep you out of the red
Today's Featured Company / Person - SonicSwap - SonicSwap hosts your iTunes playlists on the web and streams the music in them free and legally without requiring you to perform tedious file uploads or use any of your computer's upload bandwidth. SonicSwap doesn't host your gigabytes of music files—you just give it your current iTunes playlists, and it pulls the tracks and videos named in them from YouTube, and recreates them in a drag-and-drop web-based version of iTunes. Once you've uploaded your library, you can make it public, add friends, find other playlists, and even download others' playlists to your current library on your computer. Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
* Angel Investor Ron Conway Emails His Portfolio Companies Over Financial Meltdown
* Sprint Nextel Confirms "Significant Interest" in Sale of Nextel Division
* Amazon revamps pricing for online storage
* Google extends AdSense to online games
* Mail Goggles
* Wi-Fi brings down the cost of mobile calls
* Man denies hacking Palin e-mail
* Tech giants flaunt green credentials
* US satellite returns first hi-res snap
'* Unbreakable' encryption unveiled
* Targeting Men 18-34
Today's Featured Company / Person - SimplyBox - SimplyBox allows users to clip portions of websites in a visual way, overcoming some of the shortcomings of traditional bookmarks. SimplyBox is currently available as plugins for Internet Explorer and Firefox, with a Safari version on the way. To use SimplyBox, you hit the “Box and Save” button in the browser toolbar, which turns your mouse arrow into a targeting cursor and displays a series of “boxes” at the bottom of the screen. After highlighting the portion of the page you’d like to save for later, you drag it into the box you’d like to store it in. The whole process is very intuitive and only takes a few seconds. Host:Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
* YouTube to sell music and games
* Symantec acquires MessageLabs
* U.S. VC Fundraising Falls 30%
* Internet advertising grows slightly, but analysts worry about the future
* LP33.tv: 'MySpace meets MTV'
* Fring is spreading
* Ten Years Later, Yahoo Finally Updates Its Calendar
* Aussie TV network guilty of subliminal ads
* Nigeria Overtakes South Africa As Largest African Market
Today's Featured Company / Person - Bluehouse - IBM is offering the public a peek at Bluehouse, an online office portal aimed at making it easier for employees to share documents and desktops, host web conferences, and reach out to clients from one location. Any sized business can sign up to try out the service, though not everything works at the moment. One notably cool feature is the "Live Charts," which does exactly what it sounds like. There's tagging, importing from Outlook or Lotus Notes, and a lot more to fiddle with. Bluehouse is free to use (for the moment), requires a sign-up. Host:Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
* Facebook flooded with fake profiles
* Ask.com Revamps Search Engine
* Dish to pay TiVo $104 million after court ruling
* Time Warner Cable shows customers how to get TV for free
* Watch TV (and ads) in the dentist chair
* Mobile TV Revenues to Be Hit Be Free-to-Air Services
* Telecommuting Boosts Worker Productivity
* Sony’s expands 66-cent-per-song music attack at Apple
* No mile-high pr0n for Delta passengers
* Portuguese bank offers "McCain/Obama" rate deal
Today's Featured Company / Person - Webon - With Webon, users can easily create dynamic, stylish, interactive websites using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface with familiar word processor-like text editing. In addition, the platform allows users to customize and extend it by creating styles and OpenSocial-compatible add-ons that other builders can use. Webon automatically manages the most difficult aspects of dynamic site building, putting builders back in charge and giving them full control of their content without the need for HTML. Host:Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
* Apple Brick rumors building
* HP's iPhone Clone
* Paramount, DreamWorks split with no grief
* Magazines get clever with their advertising
* Can't open your Gmail? Good luck
* EBay to cut 1,000 jobs
* Top court stays out of DVR patent fight
* Congressmen finally allowed on YouTube
* Kid Rock goes digital with Rhapsody
* The techie's new $1,600 throne
Today's Featured Company / Person - Gusto! - Gusto is for people who love travel, built by people who love travel. But Gusto is more than that. It's also an online community of folks who are passionate about where they're going and where they've been. At Gusto, you'll find tools that make planning travel simple and fun, including our latest tool, the Gusto Trip Planner. The Trip Planner uses your travel preferences, along with expert tips and traveler reviews, to help you plan the perfect vacation. You can use the quick planner feature to have an itinerary built for you based on your interests and preferences. You can build a trip by theme, choosing from action/adventure, romantic, history buff, family time, shop 'til you drop, local culture and more. You can build a trip yourself by browsing through our destination information. Or you can choose a complete dream trip itinerary created by an expert or a fellow traveler. Travel planning on your terms Host:Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson MP3 / RSS (Podcast) / Open Directory of Past Shows
