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1. OVERVIEWS - "E-commerce : the new e-economy and its consequences"

Articles

- "The gold mine online"
Forecasts show $100 billion in electronic commerce (...) in the United States, rising to $1 trillion by 2002. That's about 10 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product in transactions over the Internet - from nothing only a few years ago ...
An article by Alan Goldstein, Dallas Morning News, 1999

- "Internet forces traditional firms to rethink future"
An article by Katie Fairbank, Dallas Morning News, 1999

- "E-Commerce Now A Top Presidential Campaign Issue"
As the five front-running candidates for the U.S. presidency shift their campaigns into high gear, electronic commerce is joining education and campaign finance reform among the more popular topics of debate ...
By Mary Hillebrand E-Commerce Times / Special Reports, 1999

- "Can E-Commerce Police Itself?"
The issue of Internet privacy seemed to dominate much of the e-commerce terrain as President Bill Clinton and the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee waded knee-deep into the fray ...
By Chet Dembeck, E-Commerce Times, March 7, 2000

Papers/ Reports

- "The Software and E-Commerce Patent Revolution"
by Gregory J. Kirsch, GigaLaw, January 2000

- Measuring the Internet Economy
Report on Internet Economy layers, assumptions, methodology and findings.
By the Center for Research in Electronic Commerce, University of Texas, 1999