Customer Reviews

The New Internet Business Book

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If you are reading this and it is the year 2000, save your money, well outdated material, unless you want to have your business 10 years behind in time. If you are really serious about E-business you aren't going to get the information that you are looking for here. Hire a Consultant look professional, or be the total opposite and follow the advise from this book.

This is one of those books. Conceptually rigorous, and full of important information. I appreciate the intellectual approach... a real relief from the mindless "make money now" chatter. Being a seminal book, it is a bit older than other books, but I still found it totally useful and helpful. No lightweight drivel here.

Solid book. Now old, but classic. As with all business and the net books, watch your pulications dates. This one still holds up in the theoretical sections, but of course, is not current for technology, but smart readers could intuit this from pub dates. A classic, first-of-its-kind book. Solid, solid book.

This is a totally brilliant book. At the time it was written, it was out front of the whole pack, and jammed with essential, intellegent information. Dont' read this now for current information, since it was published many years ago. Read it now because it represents simply the absolute best of Internet business literature.

The book was quite comprehensive in its approach; however, it was written for the first homesteaders on the Internet, circa 1995. The focus is on small businesses putting brochureware online and addresses such non-relevant media as gopher and ftp. Was probably a great resource back in the day, but examples it offers are now quaint. Does not provide keys for competing in Internet time.