Michael Pastore

The expected $8.3 billion e-commerce market in Latin America is not without barriers to success, according to research by Jupiter Communications. Among

The absence of widespread U.S.-style unmetered access is dramatically slowing the growth of the U.K. Internet economy, according to a survey by Durlacher.

After a spectacular 67 percent increase in 1999, revenues in the US Internet services market will increase another 29 percent in 2000 and flirt with the

European retailers will continue to lose their home market to more experienced U.S. competitors if they do not become more aggressive in creating

Dot com companies began the fourth quarter with an ad spending explosion, spending $473 million in the month of October alone, up more than 500 percent

Web traffic is fracturing into two broad-based camps, a few broad-based portals and thousands of vertical sites, and the result is a new battle for online

Changing investment habits will propel Europe's online brokerage accounts to 14 million by 2004, up from 1.3 million accounts today, according to research

The Latin American Internet services market will see robust growth over the next five years, according to a report by IDC Latin America. Increased demand

The rate of growth of online spending per person is declining even though total online retail spending is increasing, according to a study by The Wharton

The size of the business-to-business e-commerce market is far greater than is commonly reported, according to The Boston Consulting Group, and Electronic

One quarter of attempted holiday purchases over the Internet typically end without a sale being made, according to a study by Andersen Consulting.

Advertising by dot com companies in traditional media saw explosive growth over the first three quarters of 1999, with spending at $1.4 billion, up 291.3