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TechCrunch Sep 25 09
Accepting credit cards is crucial for any merchant but the obvious downside of this are the associated credit card processing fees which can amount to significant chunks of change. Usually fees range anywhere between 2 percent and 4 percent. Startup TransFS is hoping to help businesses sort through this issue by offering a comparison shopping website for credit card processing fees.
On TransFS, businesses submit information about their transactions including the percentage of online, in-store, mail-order and phone transactions; the merchant's current credit-card processing fees; and monthly volume of sales and average transaction size. Full story...
The market for web-based translations is estimated to be worth around $3 billion currently, and big markets tend to attract investors.
I typically hear from VCs these days when they are either doing a big, growth capital round, a follow-on funding, an investment in concert with a syndicate or.
Ok, so not only is Google Instant rejiggering how we think about search, but it is also a clever way to create instant music videos.
Zynga has been taking it on the chin from the SF Weekly the last few weeks. First there was a four part series about some stickers that Zynga's ad agency put on the streets of San Francisco - lame but not exactly Third Reicht territory.
I don't know why but I just can't stop re-reading this exchange. Poor AT&T shoots itself in the head today by emailing customers and asking them to provide feedback in one centralized place.
Google made it clear at its press event today that Google Instant will not change way that company will rank ads or show ads.
In this video we find AT&T's rep, Seth Bloom, reaching out to New Yorkers in particular and explaining, as simply as possible, why their calls suck and how AT&T is trying to fix the problem.
After Google's search event this morning, TechCrunch TV got a chance to catch up with Marissa Mayer, Google's VP of Search Products and User Experience, in the demo pit.
We called it! So Google is launching search results today that update while you type which they had tested in the wild.