Comments on: eBay shakes hands with Yahoo! Japan

By: Asiajin » Yahoo! Auction Releases iPhone App

Asiajin » Yahoo! Auction Releases iPhone App — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 12:32:39 +0000

[...] Auction, Japan No.1 auction website who had defeated eBay in 2002 (eBay now collaborates with Yahoo! Auction), expands [J] its frontend into growing smartphone segment with a free iPhone application which [...]

By: Now eBay Acts To Capture The Flag In The Fast East | Asiajin

Now eBay Acts To Capture The Flag In The Fast East | Asiajin — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:09:52 +0000

[...] introductions into Japanese and surrogating customs processing for importing items purchased(see Akky’s this previous article and Arai’s this article for more details). eBay.co.jp is a new entrance to the website [...]

By: SCSF(Swift Current, Slow Flow)

SCSF(Swift Current, Slow Flow) — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

そういえば、この前のSEKAIMONのニュースも紹介されてた。■ eBay shakes hands with Yahoo! Japan

By: SCSF(Swift Current, Slow Flow)

SCSF(Swift Current, Slow Flow) — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

そういえば、この前のSEKAIMONのニュースも紹介されてた。■ eBay shakes hands with Yahoo! Japan

By: Tokyotronic

Tokyotronic — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Not a huge thing but it shows they put some resources into fighting Youtube and Nico Nico Doga, at least here in Japan. Moreover, Yahoo Japan and Ebay America are cooperating now so that Japanese people and Ebay users can trade internationally (background). This new service is called Sekaimon (“door to the world”). Did I forget anything?

By: Tokyotronic

Tokyotronic — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

to Yahoo Japan’s well-established auction service. The world’s No.1 auction site closed their office in Tokyo after a few months. My guess is Facebook will go for a cooperation with a Japanese player (like Ebay finally did with Yahoo Japan some weeks ago). Maybe they are on the prowl already. The question is: Which Japanese service can that be?

By: Tokyovation

Tokyovation — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Interpark[K] also reportedly agreed to sell their Gmarket shares to eBay. By merging Gmarket with eBay’s Korean local subsidiary called Auction (IAC)[K], e-Bay expects to get ahead and to keep aggressive position [...] Related posts:eBay shakes hands with Yahoo! JapanYahoo! Japan, the Japan biggest portal, has partnered with… Yahoo! Japan launches English version of their auction site Yahoo! Japan introduced an English version of Yahoo! Japan… Ex-school Sites Are On Sale For The First Time In Japan’s Internet Auction His