eBay is holding a Seller Rewards and Standards webinar on February 1, 2008, at 10 a.m. Pacific time. Several teams from eBay will be discussing the changes outlined in Bill Cobb and Jim Ambach’s recent announcements, and how they may affect your business. More: continued here

EBay sellers have threatened to pull their listings from the auction site in a week-long protest against changes to the company’s fee structure. More: continued here

SPTC releases commemoration stampsThe Swazi Observer, Swaziland –5 hours agoSWAZILAND Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (SPTC) has released a set of four stamps in commemoration of community-based tourism. … More: continued here

Celebs Sign eBay'Toilet Tattoos' to Fight CancerWired News –3 hours ago11, 70 Toilet Tattoos autographed by celebrities will go up for sale on eBay, with all proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. … More: continued here

eBay taking bigger sales cutUniversity of Evansville Crescent online,  United States –2 minutes ago(MCT) SAN FRANCISCO—eBay Inc. unveiled several changes to its core online auction service Tuesday—including a sharp reduction in listing fees—as part of an … More: continued here

2007: The Internet's Worst Year Ever (GOOG)(YHOO)(EBAY)(AMZN)24/7 Wall St., NY –1 hour agoSince the beginning of the year, Yahoo!, Google, Ebay, and Amazon have all lost close to 20% of their value–in a month. Even the first month of 2000 was …Can Google Break The Internet Earnings Drop? (GOOG, YHOO, AMZN, EBAY)24/7 …

CALGARY — Dave Dickenson proved midway through last season he could contribute to a football team just by standing on the sidelines. More: continued here

The Post Office confirms it will close a total of 23 branches across Leicestershire and Rutland. More: continued here

Kids have opinionsLiverpool Echo, UK –1 hour agoHowever, these closures did not originate with the Royal Mail or the British government – they originated in the unelected EU Commission. … More: continued here

Just a few weeks ago, it looked like Fred Taylor’s skills were going to be overlooked. More: continued here