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E-Conomics

Strategies for the Digital Marketplace

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  • © 2000

Overview

  • No other book covers the subject of E-Conomics, the Internet economy like this one.
  • Leading experts contributed directly or in discussion with the experts to this outstanding and unique focus on the European market and its basis, a great deal of data, including a recent study by PROGNOS.

Part of the book series: European Communication Council Report (EUROCOMM)

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The Internet transformed the landscape of world economy. E-conomics provides readers a roadmap to this new landscape, a systematic reference guide to economics in the information age and serves as the first textbook available. Scientists in communication economics from the U.S. and Europe have collaborated to provide an in-depth analysis of the Internet revolution, showing how the rules of the game have changed in an economy trading information instead of industrial goods. E-conomics focuses on the European telecommunications industry and features strategies for a successful Network Economy, as well as an emphasis on network infrastructure and the importance of compatible technological standards. Some perspectives given in 1998, when the original version appeared, became reality since. This book is essential reading for economists and business strategists requiring an understanding of the dynamics of electronic commerce. The underlying data was kept up to date.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Institut für Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft, Freie Universität Berlin, Deutschland

    Axel Zerdick, Eckart Vierkant

  • Institut für Organisation, Seminar für Betriebswirtschaftliche Informations- und Kommunikationsforschung, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Deutschland

    Arnold Picot

  • Department for Media and Communication, Prognos AG, Basel, Switzerland

    Klaus Schrape

  • Universität Basel, Schweiz

    Klaus Schrape

  • European Communication Council, Germany

    Alexander Artopé, Klaus Goldhammer

  • „institut für medienarchitektur und -gestaltung“, Berlin, Deutschland

    Ulrich T. Lange

  • dynavions AG, Berlin, Germany

    Ulrich T. Lange

  • Departamento de Comunicación Pública, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spanien

    Esteban López-Escobar

  • Department of Sociology, London School of Economics, UK

    Roger Silverstone

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