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Amazon Accelerates Its Move to Digital

By BRAD STONE
SEATTLE — Over the last 14 years, Amazon.com has mastered the art of getting physical copies of books, music and movies to customers through the mail. Now it is trying to add to its repertoire in a hurry.
The overall market for entertainment and information is inexorably going digital. One day, most music, movies […]

Yahoo Reveals Details of Its New Ad Sales System

By MIGUEL HELFT
SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Yahoo is beginning to pull the wraps off an online advertising system that the company said would help it and its partners drive sales of graphical and other premium ads.
Yahoo said the system, called AMP and still months away from being ready, would greatly simplify the task of selling online […]

High-Tech Crime Is an Online Bubble That Hasn’t Burst

By DOREEN CARVAJAL
PARIS — There are no storefronts or corporate headquarters in the cybercrime industry, just savvy sellers in a murky, borderless economy who are moving merchandise by shilling credit card numbers — “two for the price of one.”
“Sell fresh CC,” promised one who offered teaser credit card numbers. “Visa, MasterCard, Amex. Good Prices. Many […]

Online Fantasy and Real Money in Fishing

E-Commerce Report : By THE NEW YORK TIMES
LEAVE it to bass fishermen to come up with the right bait for Internet users.
FLW Fantasy Fishing has gained a quick following in the cluttered world of online fantasy sports by offering $1 million to anyone who can put together the best team of professional anglers in coming […]

Top Clinton Aide Leaving His Post Under Pressure

By JOHN M. BRODER
ALBUQUERQUE — Mark Penn, the pollster who has advised Bill and Hillary Clinton since 1996, stepped down under pressure on Sunday as the chief political strategist for Mrs. Clinton’s struggling presidential campaign after his private business arrangements again clashed with her campaign positions.
Mr. Penn, who was widely disliked by Mrs. Clinton’s fiercest […]

On Japan’s Catholic Outposts, Faith Abides Even as the Churches Dwindle

By NORIMITSU ONISHI
SHINKAMIGOTO, Japan — Fringed with sheer cliffs and the narrowest strips of flat land, covered in mountains of dense forest, the islands of the Goto Archipelago of Japan are some of the country’s most remote and forbidding. And yet atop hills overlooking fishing villages, reached by bridges and serpentine roads paved over just […]

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