Artistry via the ether eases back on the costs

Article Abstract:

Artist Caroline Smith has been using her World Wide Web site as a virtual gallery to showcase and sell Australian arts and crafts to the corporate gift market. Her site features 250 artworks by 25 artists. Smith uses mostly direct mail to market her web site. Smith's web site has been given permission to use the Craftmark, awarded by Craft Australia, denoting that the products offered meet its standards.

Australia, On-Line Information Services, Telegraph & other communications, Videotex & Teletext Svcs NEC, Usage, Marketing, Online services, Internet services, Practice, Technology application, Web sites (World Wide Web), Online information services, Web sites, Art, Art industry, Art industries and trade, Business gifts, Smith, Caroline

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The death of the dot-com fantasy

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Issues are presented concerning the founding, management and profitability of Internet companies. The high failure rate among Internet companies and the future of electronic commerce are discussed.

Economic aspects, Internet, Business enterprises

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