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Meetings (2007) 15 December (Smart cards roundtable) 17 November (Profit from Payments Reform Seminar) 20 October (Online Advertising Round Table) Meetings (2005) 27 October (Search Engine Optimization) 10 August (Online Identity) 26 July (Payment Systems Reform) 17 May (Sportsbetting) Meetings (2004) 10 Nov (Card Security for Online Merchants) 13 July (Payment Systems Reform) 25May (Visa Debit) 30March (Spam control and management) Meetings (2003) 5 November (EFTPOS Futures) 29 October (EFTPOS Futures) 27 August (Indonesian ecommerce) 18 March (Broadband) Meetings (2002) 9 April(Melbourne:eBilling) 30 April (Sydney:Patents) 4 June (Melbourne:PKI) 18 June (Sydney:PKI) 30 July (Adelaide,with NOIE/ACS) 6 August (Melbourne/with NOIE) 27 August (Sydney,eBilling) 15 October (Melbourne, new services) 3 December (Melbourne, eCommerce & the Web) Meetings (2001) 10 April 23 May 7 August 4 September 11 September 2 October 4 December Meetings (2000) 15 March 17 May 13 Sept 8 November 13 December Meetings (1999) 7 July 4 August 8 Sept 27 October 8 December Meetings (1998) |
Proof that Australia's big retailers are online dummiesby Stewart Carter Online smarts are conspicuously lacking at some of Australia’s largest retailers and particularly at Safeway and Myer.
Myer is a big department store operation in downtown Melbourne. PayPal sets 2nd June as cut off date for refunds to customers of failed eBay seller - EBS internationalby Stewart Carter eBay has confirmed that the 2nd of June will be the cut-off date in deciding which customers of the failed eBusiness Supplies International (EBS) may be eligible for a refund from PayPal. PayPal Australia managing director, Andrew Pipolo said that this would cover “the vast majority of affected customers.” Read more Whatsonsale.com.au targets shoppers who hunt for specials.Whatsonsale.com.au is gearing up for a 1st of September re-launch as an online service targeting shoppers who love specials and sales.
The site is already up and visitors are invited to sign-up to get emails from both online and traditional
retailers promoting their specials and sales. Safeway.com.au to test new rules on selling Australian domain namesAnother marketplace for trading used Australian domain names has opened its doors, and with safeway.com.au up for sale through its service, is attracting some attention.
Located at www.domaintradingpost.com.au, the marketplace is operated by an officially accredited
domain name registrar, Melbourne based Discount Domain Name Services
(www.ddns.com.au). Credit-card.com.au auction hits six figures. But is it dodgy? Bidding on the domain name creditcard.com.au reached $101,000 at
www.domainshed.com.au last week before the auction was pulled and started again from scratch. So there are clearly serious doubts over the integrity of the auction. Bankers move on to the board at HyroListed Australian digital services company, Hyro Ltd, is soon to be 38% owned by the troubled US investment bankers, Lehman Bros. A deal announced to the Australian Stock Exchange last week will see Lehman Bros get $3million in cash from Hyro and continue to hold a convertible note over Hyro shares. How to sell your Au domain name.Our recent seminars on 'How to sell your Au domain names drew expert audiences in both Melbourne and Sydney. They revealed fascinating industry-insider secrets about the regulator, auDA, and its controversial and complicated rules on transferring domain names.
OnlineShop 2007
Details of the speakers at last years inaugural Online Shop 2007 programme in Melbourne on 18th April 2007 are at the conference web-site along with along with some photo's from the event. Check out www.onlineshop2007.com |
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