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Google Planning Online Payment Service

The search engine company has plans to establish an online payment service similar to PayPal.

Google Mobile Launches

A Threadwatch reader, Michel emailed me a little earlier to point out that mobile.google.com had apparently, and very quietly launched.

Google Updates Picasa

Today, Google released Picasa 2.0, an updated version of their digital photo software. The free package allows users to organize, edit, and share digital photographs.

Marchex's New Product Shopping Search Agreements

Marchex announced agreements with two of the Internet's leading product shopping services, through its TrafficLeader subsidiary, designed to provide expanded marketing and distribution opportunities for its merchant advertisers.

A Very Froogle Friday

Karen Padham, Froogle Product Manager, wants everyone to include Froogle in the day after Thanksgiving shopping tradition.

New Froogle Feature Gives Mom Access To Your Christmas Wish List

If you want to make sure you receive the items you need this Christmas, then you need to take advantage of the latest feature at Froogle.

7 Simple Strategies to Sell More of Your Products Online

So, you sell online - congratulations (and welcome to the 21st century)! But does your online store sell enough? Chances are you could do with increasing your sales figures. And this article discusses seven simple strategies to help you sell more of your products online.

Maximize Your Froogling for the Holidays

Are you familiar with Froogle? If you are an online merchant, you certainly should be.

Shopping from your cell phone with Froogle Wireless

Many surfers already know about Froogle, Google's shopping portal that is still in beta testing. Google has now expanded their Froogle service so that it is available on WML-enabled cellular phones. Most newer cell phones that can connect to the Internet have this capability.

Froogle Ads For Fathers Day Showing Up In Google AdWords

Recently, WebProNews featured an article discussing how Google was allowing Froogle ads to appear in the first paid position of their search result page. Google acknowledged, to Andy Beal, that they were indeed promoting Froogle by placing it within the paid listing area.