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...question is, who has the right to call their website harvardtechnology- .com... The Berkman Center?" she said, referring to the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School. "Computer services at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...stock prices of many of last year's dot-com darlings are down as much as ninety percent. The gyrations of the markets may seem like a distraction from day-to-day business, but that's not the case in the New Economy, where stock is the main currency for compensating staff and consolidating competitors...
...shares at a predetermined price, hopefully much lower than where it trades ? into a cruel joke. Worst of all, cheap shares cut off new supplies of cash that are needed if a money-losing company hopes ever to build a sustainable business. The latest example of an unwelcome dot-com is Altavista, which on Friday pulled a public debut scheduled for this week...
...specific case of the glue on the label, Ping's team sought their sellers online with the help of a dot-com "market maker" whose web page trumpets its expertise in "business-to-business online auctions for buyers of industrial parts, raw materials, commodities and services." For every different adhesive needed to attach label to bottle, Ping said, "they had at least four of five [online] bidders," each a national supplier. The winning bid represented a savings of 20 percent...
Money, or lack of it, can do a lot of things. It can launch a dot-com, win Dubya's primary and cause the demise of the Hasty Pudding. But the most recent question that has set academic tongues wagging across the nation is whether it can buy the success of an online university proposing to disseminate an Ivy League-caliber education to the masses, for free...