The Digital Estate : Strategies for Competing and Thriving in a Networked World

by Chuck Martin

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The growing power of the Internet as a publishing platform is becoming greater by the day. This text offers a discussion of the business issues that will govern the cyber-age and prescribes what businesses can do in order to succeed in an Internetworked world.

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