Electronic commerce is soon going to
allow one to grocery shop from the comfort of one's couch; buy
Japanese anime and Einstürzende Neubauten imports directly
from the importers or in digital form; check one's bank statement
and inform the page that one would like to pay one's rent on the
23rd of every month. Who is going to bring this to you? Hopefully a
lot of good people that want to make a lot of money at providing
value-added services in a a low cost environment -- the NET!
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a bevy of links for finding commerce related material on the WEB. |
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a flow of reports clipped from various news servers and mailing lists that demonstrates how fast this industry really is moving. |
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an ecommerce course I took. |
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Trust in a Cryptographic Economy and Digital Security Deposits: Protocols and Policies |
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the first project from the Sloan course regarding electronic privacy. |
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A case study of the content labeling system RSAC. |
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research sources on ecommerce protocols and systems. Tip o' the hat to the folks at OMI. |
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A paper on Electronic Commerce and Competitive Strategies |
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This page is historical and includes ecommerce related work from 1995-1996