web marketplace

The company has also lost ground in the broader web marketplace.

And although these sites may proliferate, thanks to the hungry Web marketplace, they won't go completely unchecked.

Kashless.org was a Seattle, Washington-based web marketplace where everything was free.

The Web Marketplace will also streamline migrating to a new phone; it will track purchase history and allow programs to be reinstalled.

Now companies are becoming their own bankers as well, turning to online transactions or Web marketplaces that limit, or even eliminate, a traditional banker's role between buyer and seller.

One example is web marketplaces and exchanges, in that the value of the marketplace to a new user is proportional to the number of other users in the market.

The new software was also accompanied by the launch of a new web marketplace for apps, allowing users to buy from their PCs as well as their phones.

Shares of PurchasePro, an operator of business-to-business World Wide Web marketplaces, rose 14 percent yesterday after the company said that it stood by its previously stated earnings estimates.

"Our record revenues reflect the growing momentum behind our products, which are driving the voice Web marketplace," Nuance's chief executive, Ronald A. Croen, said in a statement on Jan. 30.

With the rollout of Mango (Windows Phone 7.5) the online web Marketplace was unveiled by Microsoft; it offers various features like silent, over the air installation of apps to the user's device.

Photo stock can be procured through traditional stock giants, such as Getty Images or Corbis; smaller microstock agencies, such as Fotolia; or web marketplaces, such as Cutcaster.

The study examined the pay of the chief executives of 100 of America's largest nontechnology companies and 60 of the leading new-economy concerns, from America Online to PurchasePro.com, an operator of business-to-business Web marketplaces.