Web eats into USPS income

Article Abstract:

The US Postal Service (USPS) reported its fifth straight year of net income since 1994 of $363 million on revenues of $62.7 billion in FY 1999. The service delivered a record 201.6 billion pieces of mail in FY 1999. However, the financial figure represents the third successive year since 1996 that the USPS' income has declined. It generated a net income of $550 million in 1998 and $1.26 billion in 1997. The biggest challenge faced by USPS is how to address competition originating from the Internet.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Financial analysis, Postal Services, Postal service

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Software injecs ads into brower bookmarks

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Software developer NetJumper.com of Detroit, MI, will launch its web marketing suite called KashLinks. The software is designed for online stores, magazines and Internet advertisers who want to integrate their advertising and catalogs closely with consumers. The KashLink is injected into the browser's favorites of bookmark section after online consumers click on a KashLink banner or button on a Web site that uses the technology.

Product introduction, NetJumper.com

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Panelists raise questions about ask.com, MSN

Article Abstract:

The doubtful outlook on the utility derived by the advertisers in spending on ask.com is discussed in the backdrop of revenue-earning strategies of other renowned search engine host companies.

Financial management, Analysis, Finance, Internet/Web search services, Search engines, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Company financing, Advertising expenditures, Text search and retrieval software

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