The future of the .com industry Reviews

I own a small business doing graphic and web design and over the last decade trends have changed quite dramatically, leading to new types of online business models and other assorted anomolies. Originally the internet was primarily used for selling products and information gathering, hence the rise of Ebay, Amazon and sales websites ...

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We all remember the stock market flying through the roof during the boom of the internet or .com industries. I'll begin by explaining for those of you who don't know. In the example of Amazon and such, the idea that a company could reach billions of customers world-wide astounded many. So when Amazon went live and people actually ...

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Having been a user of the Internet for a number of years, I feel comfortable when talking of the future of the .com industry. Let us first look back to the heady days of the late 90’s. The Internet was seen as the next great revolution, companies poured billions upon billions of pounds into this global phenomenon. What the moneymen did ...

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The future of the .COM industry. Something that is in the balance all the time. The thing is though, ever since it started, it has been in the balance. Ever since the first .com industries started to emerge, people have been saying, it won't last, and so far as it shows, they were wrong. The big thing the Internet has going for ...

So what exactly is happening in the Internet? Well I think it would be correctly called consolidating. Between 98 and 00 there was a huge boom when people realised that the internet was just for the technical aware or geeks! Suddenly ISP's were getting thousands of home users signing up and companies were establishing permanent ...

Online shopping sucks and that’s that. All these dot com companies who sell product on the net are glorified mail order companies with similar problems.I decided to order all my Christmas shopping on the net this year to see if I could save a couple of quid and effort. Im all in favor of high street shopping as you can touch and feel ...

The dotcom industry - did they ever see us coming... The meteoric rise and fall of the dotcom industry, a topic of discussion that can be heard in many a pub, park, and playground across the world. In my opinion, the dotcom industry does not really exist. The internet has changed, and is continuing to change the face of computing as we ...

Internet start-ups received a bad press in just the same way as the media picks on celebrities. There's nothing really wrong with them - they're just trying to do the right thing and make a name for themselves. Once the papers decide they don't want someone or something to succeed, they just do a little homework, pick a small ...

So the "dot com" bubble has finally burst, has it? Well, if you read any of the national newspapers or non-specialist PC magazines, it most certainly has and to be honest, I agree with them. The Internet is a wonderful thing. You can buy and sell things from the comfort of your own home, let other people know your ...

The internet has become one of the fastest growing places for people to visit. The reduction in prices of computers and modems combined with new 'unlimited access' packages, internet access has never been easier to obtain. It's no longer a place for the privileged but an area for the masses. With this rate of growth, ...

The future of the dot.com industry lies with the 'bricks and mortar' firms that use dot.com as another outlet for their products, in the same way that they use the telephone and postal service. However lets look at the past to see why the future lies with established firms. In the beginning many 'bricks and mortar' firms ...

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Boom or bust ? Dot com or dot con ? These seem to be questions that many are asking at the moment and the answers currently seem to fall more often than not on the side of bust and dot con. Why though ? What marks the internet out as any different from any other part of the economy ? Well, looking at the ...

The internet will never die that is my opinion on this subject. BUSINESSES They rely on e-mails for quick correspondance can you imagine all those companys going back to using a fax i don't think so. They also use it as a valuable information gathering tool and can find info they need in minutes rather than searching ...

Finally the cat is out of the bag..the dot com industries have been rumbled and sadly for them with catastrophic consequences. The funny thing is, we all believed them as well. Lastminute.com, we all that was a great idea. If we think about it for a moment, it doesn't work. How can you make a profit if you are only selling left over ...

Well, we did it again. This time on a global scale. Suddenly, the net gets interesting and people start getting their own domain names, setting up web servers, putting up internet sites. Then advertising companies realise they can broadcast to the whole world. Then everyone wants their own domain, their own server, their own site. Pretty soon ...

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