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...tickets were sold online, and the Internet share of the market is expected to more than double by 2003, according to Jupiter Research. This year, online airline ticket sales are expected to total $7.8 billion. Citing that growing popularity...
...slowing, with sales projections in December of $11.6 billion -- up from last year's $7 billion, according to Jupiter Research. In previous years, holiday sales were known to double or triple. After ringing up total sales of $186 billion...
...billion in revenues for the fourth quarter, the question remained whether it would be able to narrow its losses. "It was a big surprise to see how poorly eToys did this season," said Ken Cassar, a senior analyst at Jupiter Research.
...the auction and shopping Web site, jumped 36 percent for the week compared with the same period a year earlier. Jupiter Research of Darien, Conn., projects Internet sales will rise 21 percent to $17 billion for November and December, excluding...
...percent in 2002, according to Jupiter Research. In 2002, just 4 percent of...climbed to 20 percent, and Jupiter Research predicts it will grow to 48...Blecher, home theater analyst at Jupiter Research. At WRAL in Raleigh, N.C...
...be drawn on the screen by the graphics card. In fact, lower end systems may see a performance hit with PhysX. Jupiter Research Vice President Michael Gartenberg said hardcore gamers who are already spending such large sums will be the first...
...Nullsoft's cutting-edge software engineers remain highly valued by AOL, says Aram Sinnreich, an analyst with Jupiter Research. AOL "didn't hire the guys at Nullsoft to decide what is and is not legal behavior for consumers on the Internet...
...direct traffic to some sites and let consumers know who has what product at what price," said Peter Christy of Jupiter Research. "But big Web sites are already under a lot of pressure during the holidays and the last thing they want to see...
...coalition of 100 businesses and associations pressing for online consumer protection. Billions of dollars are at stake. Jupiter Research, a New York-based Internet research firm, forecasts that 35 million Americans will purchase gifts online this...
...Warner's 12.6 million cable subscribers. "AOL really is the bellwether," said Patrick Keane, a senior analyst at Jupiter Research. "Now, AOL can really be a kingmaker with broadband." Keane believes consumer inertia will be strongly in AOL's...