Titlebook: E-Life after the Dot Com Bust; Brigitte Preissl,Harry Bouwman,Charles Steinfield Book 2004 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 2004 B2C.Business-to-

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,Praktische F?lle zur Unternehmensführung,oncentration in B2C e-commerce Finally, we discuss policy implications based on the theoretical and empirical analysis. We conclude that the rather technology-centred arguments for a frictionless market are outweighed by arguments and by empirical evidence against a frictionless market based on industrial economic considerations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37946-2nsforming markets, but at the same time increasing investment risks. The case is made that developing a better understanding of business model dynamics may help to moderate investment volatility in Internet-enterprises as well as provide new avenues for commercial activity.

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Einleitender und allgemeiner Teil, a realistic assessment of the potential for location-based services, examining the market opportunity, technological origins, likely services, emerging policy issues, and potential future directions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26140-8stitutional elements of communities based on existing research and develop a structured and theoretically founded four step method to analyze the potential of mobile services for specific community building purposes.

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Introduction ways to do business had been praised by some analysts, the proclamations of the end of the e-commerce expansion now seemed just as radical. Both the rocket-like upwards movement of market valuation of dot coms and their subsequent lack of sustainability call for a more sober and realistic analysis of past events and future perspectives.

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B2C e-commerce: a frictionless market is not in sight — arguments, empirics and policy implicationsoncentration in B2C e-commerce Finally, we discuss policy implications based on the theoretical and empirical analysis. We conclude that the rather technology-centred arguments for a frictionless market are outweighed by arguments and by empirical evidence against a frictionless market based on industrial economic considerations.

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Looking beyond the dot com bubble: exploring the form and function of business models in the electronsforming markets, but at the same time increasing investment risks. The case is made that developing a better understanding of business model dynamics may help to moderate investment volatility in Internet-enterprises as well as provide new avenues for commercial activity.

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