Michael Pastore

Both European and US firms are not taking advantage of the Internet's opportunities in Europe, according to research done by PricewaterhouseCoopers and

While the Internet has shown some performance improvements in recent years, the Web remains slow for conducting serious transactional business, according

One in three Belgian Web surfers have made an online purchase, and 42.5 percent say they will quite probably do so in the near future, according to

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Worldwide electronic commerce this holiday season is projected to surpass $12.2 billion in 1999, according to GartnerGroup's Dataquest unit, up from $4.5

Consumers will spend $6 billion online during the months of November and December, up from $3.1 billion spent during the same period in 1998, according to

South African consumers will spend 2.7 billion rand (approximately US$443 million) in Internet-generated purchases this year, while business-to-business

Seventy-five percent of online buyers will buy less on the Internet if sales taxes are instituted on the World Wide Web, according to a survey by

Online radio listeners are far more interactive while surfing the Internet than Web users who have not tuned into an online audio streamer, according to a

Intranets are increasingly becoming an integral component of an organization's information technology infrastructure, according to a survey by

After nearly two years of interoperability problems, sketchy deployment, and equipment upgrades, the performance of 56K V.90-standard modems is finally

Internet use has yet to reach the mainstream in Croatia, according to a study by IPSA. Nearly one-fourth of the Croatian population has never heard of the