Michael Pastore

Although Latin America is constrained by its telecommunications infrastructure and limited Internet access, Forrester Research predicts that e-commerce in

More than 9 million new Internet users went online in the UK, Germany, and France, according to a survey published by the NOP Research Group. The French

Microsoft.com has replaces free ISP Freeserve as the most popular Internet site in the U.K., according to data compiled by MMXI Europe. It is the first

U.S. dominance of the Internet is slipping, as the growth of Web users is significantly slower than just two years ago, according to a report by eMarketer

Two-thirds of businesses and organizations in the UK and Germany expect to purchase application services from an application service provider (ASP) over

The number of Internet users in Latin America will more than double from 13.3 million by the end of 2000 to 29.6 million by the end of 2003, according to

More than 20 percent of Irish adults are now using the Internet, according to a study by Amarach Consulting that shows Internet use in Ireland has

Nearly 30 percent of Germans between the ages of 14 and 69 use the Internet at least occasionally either at home or at work, according to the fifth GfK

The number of U.S. households using an online trading service hit 3.5 million in January, according to J.D. Power, and the growth in this market is even

Many of the incumbent banks in the U.K. are poorly positioned culturally, organizationally, and technologically to seize the opportunities afforded by the

While e-commerce is supposed to allow consumers and businesses alike to conduct their business from the comfort of a home or office, only certain parts of

America Online Inc. would gain direct access to 26.8 million Time Warner Inc. cable channel viewers who are already online but not current AOL (AOL)