Online Revolution Forces Firms to Open Up. Start-ups set new standards of disclosure

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With the increasing influence of the internet, an increasing amount of corporate information can be found online in an effort to stay competitive and ultimately raise capital via stock exchanges.

Strategy & planning, Specialized Telecom Services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Business, Management, Influence

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Recruiters Sign Onto Web Searchers

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Jobpilot.com recently signed an agreement with AOL Europe to establish direct links career pages maintained by AOL Europe. This is part of any ongoing reinvention of recruiting strategies by many companies often involving online computer games as a hiring strategy.

New orders received, Use of materials & supplies, Alliances, partnerships, Management Recruitment, Employee Recruitment, Services, Contracts, Managers, Job hunting, Jobpilot.com, AOL (UK) Ltd.

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Web skeptics

Article Abstract:

The analyzes the reasons why Europeans are not purchasing products over the Internet, including lack of redress and the reputation of retailers.

Europe, Marketing procedures, Consumer Attitudes, Marketing

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