The company’s assets were sold for $2m in May 2000. Countless similar tales contributed to the implosion of the dotcom sector in 2000 and 2001, and today’s e-commerce landscape is a far leaner and, to many eyes, much more attractive one. » Read more: Essential Internet: The Big Brand Part (3)
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Essential Internet: The Big Brand Part (3)
December 15th, 2011Essential Internet: The Big Brand Part (2)
December 11th, 2011
But in general, even the most successful electronic retailers still accrue only a tiny percentage of their profits from online sales. Tesco.com, the online arm of one of the UK’s biggest retailers, reported sales of over £10m a week at the end of 2002. » Read more: Essential Internet: The Big Brand Part (2)
Essential Internet: The Big Brand
December 7th, 2011
This “clicks-and-mortar” approach, once derided by the digerati as a stepping stone on the way to oblivion for old-fashioned companies with real-world assets, now seems to have real value. A survey of British internet users in 2001 showed that of the 20 most visited websites in the UK. » Read more: Essential Internet: The Big Brand