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Business  -  E-Commerce

• Center for Research in Electronic Commerce
  This research center at the University of Texas provides links news, resources, publications, etc.
• Digital Commerce Center
  Based at the University of Southern California, the Digital Commerce Center offers an extensive collection of resources and information, divided into seven sections including Internet Advertising, Media Convergence, and Small Business Advisor, etc.
• EBoz! Your Guide to Creating Successful Websites
  Provides resources and tools necessary to create electronic commerce web sites.
• e-business (ZDNet)
  Provides e-business news, links to technical information, reviews, etc.
• Web Marketing Today - Research Room
  Claims to be "the largest collection of articles, links and resources on e-commerce to be found at any single place on the planet."  Look for the "free access" section, since some of this site is fee based.
• eLAB
  One of the first academic projects organized to study the implications of commercializing the web.
• eMarketer
  Provides articles and statistics for free on the site (though some reports must be purchased).  There are also links to other e-commerce related sites.
• Internet.com's Marketing Channel
  The "E-Business and Internet Technology Network" provides some very nice features such as:
  • Internet Advertising Report -- In-depth information and analysis of the Web advertising and marketing industry.
  • Ad Resource -- Advertising and promotion services for the Web. 
  • Don't forget to look at their E-Commerce Guide.
• Web Marketing and E-commerce
  "The biggest resource on the web, offering practical advice on best web marketing practice and thousands of links to related articles and sites.

• BusinessWeek Online: Technology: e-biz
  News and other resources.
• E-Commerce Times
  For news and analysis, links to job listings, special reports, industry guides, etc.
• Economist Intelligence Unit: Ebusinessforum.Com
  "A briefing service for senior corporate executives intent on transforming their companies into ebusinesses." Very nice here is the links to doing e-business in other countries.
• Industry Standard
  "The newsmagazine of the internet economy."
• Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)
  The first global not for profit association devoted exclusively to maximizing the use and effectiveness of advertising on the Internet. On this site you will find information on IAB events, research, news and membership.

• CIO.com-Security
  Created by CIO magazine, "examines the current state and future directions of conducting commerce on the Net." Has legal information, case studies, security issues, etc.
• Electronic Commerce and Internet Law Resource Center
  The internet and e-commerce from a legal perspective. Links to journals and research papers.  Site is maintained by a law firm which specializes in (among other things) ecommerce law.  Their list of ecommerce clients is impressive.

• e-Commerce Guidebook
  Provides step by step information on how to become e-commerce enabled.
• E-commerce Tutorial -- HotWired
  Teaches you how to market products on the web.
• E-C Webopedia
  A glossary of ecommerce terminology with links to articles related to the term.

• CyberAtlas
  Provides statistics and web marketing information.
• Economic and Social Impacts of Electronic Commerce: Preliminary Findings and Research Agenda
  This 156-page report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development examines the past and potential impact that e-commerce promises to have on business and the economy. The report is broken into five chapters, which need to be viewed separately, including "Growth of electronic commerce: present and potential," "Electronic commerce, jobs and skills," and "Societal implications of electronic commerce," each with its own set of charts and graphs. A report summary is also included.
• Falling Through the Net
  The latest installment (third report) of a NTIA/Commerce Dept. study of Internet use in the U.S.   Has charts on email and WWW use, computer ownership, etc., broken down by gender, race, and rural/urban.
• StatMarket
  Provides statistics on internet usage.

Content maintained by Susan Jackson, Business Librarian

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