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Cutting Costs with Online Coupon Sites - Are we in a recession?

The number of page views on Web sites that feature money-off coupons for all manner of consumer products surged 38%, to 281 million, in March from a year earlier, compared with 5% for the Internet as a whole, according to comScore. Those visitors spent a total of 145 million minutes on the sites, a 37% increase. While the number of new users to coupon sites isn't growing faster than the larger Internet audience, existing coupon site users are certainly becoming more active. "User engagement by deal-seekers appears to be ramping up," says comScore analyst Andrew Lipsman. "As a general rule, something like online coupon site activity would increase as a result of macroeconomic trends."

Online Coupons & Recent Price Drops

• Amazon.com	• Everything Furniture	• Shop.NHL
• BareNecessities	• Moto Leather	• Sierra Trading Post
• CatsPlay	• Overstock.com	• Tool King
• Closeout.com	• Rugman	• WalMart.com
• CollegeJersey

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To: <??????master@??????.net>

Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2008 10:34 AM

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During the last week been receiving about one a day of this type of e-mail

Protests against China

InterContinental Hotels and Resorts - In their latest shareholder report anticipates having 125 hotels open in Greater China by the end of 2008 up from 81 hotels this year (28,894 rooms). As China grows into the biggest inbound tourist destination over the next decade the government plan to build 97 new airports and invest over $190 billion to develop the railway network. Outbound tourists are forcast to rise from 20 million now to 100,000 million annually over the next ten years. Are protests necessary and effective?