TT-690 -- Cybercrime in Japan, ebiz news from Japan

With the online shopping boom companies and individuals in Japan are moving on to the Internet in a big way, and where they are headed, crooks are sure to follow.

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TT-687 -- How to Collect Tax on eBooks? Ebiz news from Japan.

With Toronto-based Kobo, Rakuten would be able to "do an Amazon" and bypass Japan's consumption tax laws by selling Japanese-language ebooks from abroad.

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TT-665b -- How to Compete with Online Retailers, ebiz news from Japan

"showrooming" -- web-savvy consumers check out products in physical show rooms, only to turn to their favorite shopping and price comparison websites to see if they can buy the same product cheaper elsewhere.

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TT-663 -- Where Consumption Tax Can't Go, ebiz news from Japan

Already Amazon.com, iherb.com, and other foreign exporters are enjoying consumption tax-free exports to Japan, so it is only natural for Japanese firms to want to do the same.

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TT-566 -- High-priced M&A for Doctor Net, e-biz news from Japan

Noritsu Koki announced that it would buy Tochigi-based telemedicine company called Doctor NET.

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TT-561 -- Nikkei Blogging Links Ban, ebiz news from Japan

Given that a lot of Web content revolves around bloggers, we think the Nikkei's stance in banning blogger links is short-sighted.

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TT-558 -- Web Companies Fuel Exports, ebiz news from Japan

Ambitious Web marketing and export logistics firms help small and medium-sized Japanese manufacturers.

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TT-554 -- Personal Imports to Test Market, ebiz news from Japan

Japan's Personal Import system allows for the simple import of private consumption mail order goods.

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TT-546 -- Running an e-mail marketing project, ebiz in Japan

According to Symantec, the spam-busting software company, 87 percent of all unsolicited email was spam...

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TT-545 -- Will The Wall Street Journal's new Japan site be successful? Ebiz news from Japan

The Wall Street Journal's new Japanese online edition launches on December 15th here in Tokyo.

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