Regulation and the Internet: public choice insights for business organizations

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The important insights into exchange relationships between regulatory institutions and firms operating on the Internet are offered by the public choice theory. The specific application of public choice to the case of Linux Standards Base, an Internet-based governing board for the open source operating system is examined.

Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Analysis, Management, Business enterprises, Industry regulations, Company business management, Government regulation of business, Public software, Open source software

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Diffusion of web-based product innovation

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New techniques adopted by companies to support the development of new products are highlighted. Usage of web-based mechanisms by companies to anticipate future market trends is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, California, Product Development, Market Research & Product Development, Forecasts and trends, Technology application, Market trend/market analysis, Time to market

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Beyond online search: the road to profitability

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The profitability of electronic commerce is discussed. Discerning and fulfilling customer needs are also discussed.

United States, Financial management, Industry Overview, Economic aspects, Finance, Cable television, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Company financing

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