Travel Book Publishers Try to Reclaim the Web
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The Rough Guides and Lonely Planet series of travel books play catch up on the Web, after worries about giving away content.
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Location-based services are trying to revamp the Web experience to be less cumbersome on mobile devices.
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The world of commerce crackled with possibility in the 1990s as computing transformed, and the Internet disrupted, business as usual. When the music stopped, the dot-com carnival gave way to a more sober period where entrepreneurial fervor abated and traditional business models seemed to reassert themselves.
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Over the past few years, the Internet has seen new domain names such as ".eu" for Europe and ".travel" for the travel industry. Now, the key oversight agency is looking to get rid of some.
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Writers struggling to find a publisher are taking the high-tech, grass-roots approach.
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Operators of the ".travel" domain name are proposing a new search service to help guide people who mistype Web addresses or seek nonexistent ones, reviving a debate over how much control such organizations should have in directing Internet traffic.
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America Online is aiming to get a piece of the travel search market, announcing plans to introduce a new Web-based property to compete with the likes of Travelocity.
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The same Internet that's making so much of the world just a virtual click away is revolutionizing the way the US tourism industry entices people to come visit in person.
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Over the past few years, the Internet has seen new domain names such as '.eu' for Europe and '.travel' for the travel industry.Comment
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InfoWorld - The Web 2.0-social networking phenomenon's seemingly irresistible force field has ensnared yet another niche: travel.
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Publishers tout their online strategies and efforts to rein in costs as print advertising revenue falls.
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Researching things on the web is an essential part of everyday business - but too often books and other printed sources get left behind.
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Thomas G. Woolston  is trying to start an online travel site named uBid Travel. He's negotiating with hotels, brokering partnerships with airlines and making sure the site looks just right.
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Another book publisher makes inroads toward the digital side of content.
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Like a lot of frequent travelers, Kevin Pollard relies on the Internet to save money on airfares, hotel rooms and rental cars. The quest generally took him to the Web's most popular travel sites &#151; Orbitz, Travelocity and Expedia &#151; until he discovered a new breed of specialty search engines that promise to dig up even better bargains.
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Websites face axe in search for 'sufficient public value'
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In 2001, Tom Hall, a software project manager laid off during the dot-com implosion, embarked on a round-the-world trip across three continents. He couldn't carry all the travel guidebooks he needed and ended up scouring Kathmandu for a guide to his next destination, Tanzania.