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Retailers coined the term "Cyber Monday" in 2005 to organize sales on the Monday following Thanksgiving, but until last year, the biggest Web-shopping day had been closer to Christmas.
U.S. Web Sales Sparkled for Holiday Season Stu Woo 2011
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Retailers in 2005 coined the term "Cyber Monday" to organize Web sales on the Monday following Thanksgiving.
Sales on Cyber Monday Jump by Double-Digits Stu Woo 2011
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Wal-Mart has eschewed the term Cyber Monday in favor of Cyber Week and plans to keep the discounts rolling into December.
Retailers report strong holiday sales online and in stores Ylan Q. Mui 2010
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Wal-Mart has eschewed the term Cyber Monday in favor of Cyber Week and plans to keep the discounts rolling after the calendar has turned.
Cyber Monday wraps up Thanksgiving shopping bonanza Ylan Mui 2010
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The term Cyber Monday was coined in 2005, referring to online shopping the Monday after Thanksgiving.
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Wal-Mart has eschewed the term Cyber Monday in favor of Cyber Week and plans to keep the discounts rolling into December.
Retailers report strong holiday sales online and in stores Ylan Q. Mui 2010
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- Cyber comes from a Greek word that means "steersman."
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Do you remember back in 2005 when the term Cyber Monday was coined?
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Do you remember back in 2005 when the term Cyber Monday was coined?
RCR Wireless News Karen Parker, Managing Director Telecom & Media, T 2009
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The term Cyber Monday was coined in 2005, with the thought in mind that most people had to wait until they returned to work on the Monday after Thanksgiving to do online shopping using their offices 'high-speed Internet connection.
KUSA-TV - 2009
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