eBay announced some significant changes to the selling and buying experience in the US marketplace today. Beginning March 30, sellers across the board will be able to experience lower up-front cost (in some instances zero up-front cost) when listing items on ebay.com.

As some of you already know, I will be attending the eBay & PayPal Developers Conference starting tomorrow morning at 9am PT. In addition to the keynotes, there are multiple presentations happening simultaneously throughout the day. Given the conflicts, I thought I’d let you know what the schedule looks like and which presentations I have…

Recently, as reported here on Ink, eBay committed to giving sellers 60 days notice of changes that may impact their business – and that this would happen only twice a year. Consistent with that commitment, today eBay made an AB post that announced that in early May, Half.com inventory will be available on eBay.com. For…

Some of the significant changes announced on August 20, that were also covered here on Ink, went into effect at midnight last night and there are a number of additional places to access information about what these changes mean.

With the ultimate goal to be “the most competitive marketplace online for sellers and the best place for buyers to find bargains,” eBay announced some pretty significant changes today in an effort to make the online marketplace more competitive and easier and safer to use. More on this over the next 24 hours but, in…