Big stores dominate Christmas online

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Six of the ten most popular online shopping sites in Australia for Christmas 2000 were those of established retailers, including Harris Scarfe's dstore and Coles Myer's Myer Direct. Although Christmas 2000 retail sales were down from the previous year, the online retail market had Australian sales of $320 million, which was up from Christmas 1999's $150 million.

Australia, Retail industry, Retail trade, Statistics, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Online shopping

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Schools get deeper into the Web

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Issues are presented concerning the high level of computer equipment available in schools. The detrimental effects of a poor level of advanced teacher training and lack of relevant online information are discussed.

Usage, Computers, Digital computers, Internet, Teachers, Training, Schools, Science and technology policy, Teacher education

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