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A line of string, wiggle it in between. Now you're flossing. on June 24th, 2011
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FASHION TECH: Cartier's Holiday E-Commerce Store | A Breakdown of Gilt's Move to Menswear...

Posted Dec 02, 2010 3:19 pm
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• Cartier prepares for seasonal shopping with a new holiday gift store on its existing e-commerce site, which highlights its best gift-ready products. (Luxury Daily)

• The news has broken Gilt Groupe is creating a separate men’s-only online boutique, but many don’t understand why. Here are a few reasons Gilt's making the move. (Mashable)

• Following an onslaught of petitions on Change.org, Apple has removed anti-gay app "Manhattan Declaration" from its online store. (ONTD)

• Now that Google’s Boutiques.com is up and running, the search engine giant is taking a closer look at women’s fashion. Google seeks to better understand the female shopping mind. (Detroit News)

• Hulu is considering worldwide expansion, as the company’s CEO believes an opportunity exists to fill a gap for online TV in other countries. (Mashable)

• Gilt Groupe is partnering with Toys for Tots, offering a special collection of children’s toys of which five percent profits will be donated to the organization. (Gilt)

• Ralph Lauren is seeking to solidify its brand as a digital force in the luxury retail market. A look at some of the brand's latest tech initiatives. (FC)

• Research.ly’s new Twitter search tool provides marketers an insight into user communities, acting as a search engine for Twitter communities. (Mashable)



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