Start-ups' ad blitz didn't dent traffic at top dot-coms

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The fourth-quarter ad blitz from dot-com start-ups did not stop Internet users from migrating to sites of familiar brand names from on-line shopping.

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AOL Europe scores in Germany: lower prices draw more customers

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A new fixed-rate pricing plan has sparked AOL Europe's membership in Germany. As of mid-Oct 1999, the online service had over a million subscribers, after holding steady at 900,000 for most of 1999. The new pricing plan took effect Oct 1. AOL Europe rival Deutsche Telekom AG has made strong gains in 1999, primarily after April price cuts.

Germany, Statistical Data Included, Market share, Deutsche Telekom AG, AOL (UK) Ltd.

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Getting wired

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Statistics relating the extent of Internet access in Europe and forecasts of electronic commerce during the holiday season in 1999 are presented. The number of personal computers used in business and at home for each European country is given. The number of users in Europe and in each country are also listed.

Market information - general, Forecasts and trends, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Illustration

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