Internet Research: Volume 10 Issue 3

Print and Internet catalog shopping: assessing attitudes and intentions

The use of print catalogs for direct marketing has a long history of success. Today, telecommunication networks, such as the Internet, offer the potential to reach a larger market…

Product searching with shopping bots

Shopping bots are an important new innovation which support consumers with the product search and identification stage in e‐shopping. This paper reviews the search facilities…

Segment‐based mass customization: an exploration of a new conceptual marketing framework

In this paper, it is argued that the concept of mass customization should not be treated as an alternative strategy to market segmentation. It should be seen as an integral part…

Market‐based predictors of interactivity at Southeast Asian online newspapers

Market‐based and press‐freedom variables were tested as predictors of “interactive” online journalism at the Web companions of 17 English‐language Asian newspapers. A…

Internet‐based security incidents and the potential for false alarms

The paper explains the background to experimental work that was conducted with the aim of measuring aspects of the WWW (specifically the average lifetime of a web link and the…

The evolution of software pricing: from box licenses to application service provider models

Software is the intellectual capital output of the codified knowledge of a programming team. The development cost is high, but the variable cost of sale is substantially lower…

Research and reviews

The Center for Internet Studies - University of Washington, Seattle

Internet Research: Theory and Practice

Priced to sell! The impending decline of price as the determining factor in Internet commerce

Digital reference: services, attitudes, and evaluation

Hypermedia and the Web: an Engineering Approach

The First 100 Feet: Options for Internet and Broadband Access