Dotcom

Dot-com - Wikipedia

Important Papers

LJUNGQVIST, A. and W.J. WILHELM, 2003. IPO Pricing in the Dot-com Bubble. The Journal of Finance. [Cited by 264] (48.71/year)
VENKATRAMAN, N., 2000. Five Steps to a Dot-Com Strategy: How To Find Your Footing on the Web. SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW. [Cited by 115] (13.66/year)
ALLEN, F. and G.R. FAULHABER, 1989. Signalling by Underpricing in the IPO Market. Journal of Financial Economics. [Cited by 720] (37.08/year)

Bibliography

ADAMS, F.G., 2004. The E-business Revolution & the New Economy: E-conomics After the Dot-com Crash. Thomson/South-Western. [Cited by 7] (1.58/year)
ALLEN, F. and G.R. FAULHABER, 1989. Signalling by Underpricing in the IPO Market. Journal of Financial Economics. [Cited by 720] (37.08/year)
AVIDAN, A.Y. and R.D. CHERVIN, 2002. ESS dot com.. Sleep Med. [Cited by 5] (0.78/year)
BARON, D.P., 1981. A Model of the Demand for Investment Banking Advising and Distribution Services for New Issues. ideas.repec.org. [Cited by 382] (13.93/year)
BARUA, A., et al., 2004. DEA evaluations of long-and short-run efficiencies of digital vs. physical product “dot com” …. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. [Cited by 14] (3.17/year)
BENOIT, M.B., 2005. The Dot. com Kids and the Demise of Frustration Tolerance.. Alliance for Childhood. [Cited by 4] (1.17/year)
BENVENISTE, L.M. and W.J. WILHELM, 1990. A comparative analysis of IPO proceeds under alternative regulatory environments. Journal of Financial Economics. [Cited by 170] (9.23/year)
BETHEL, W., 2000. Visualization Dot Com. IEEE COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND APPLICATIONS. [Cited by 22] (2.61/year)
BODZIN, A.M. and W.M. CATES, 2002. Inquiry dot com. The Science Teacher. [Cited by 7] (1.09/year)
BUCKMAN, R., 2000. Who Caused the Dot-Com Crash. The Wall Street Journal. [Cited by 4] (0.48/year)
BUDMAN, S.H., 2000. Behavioral health care dot-com and beyond: computer-mediated communications in mental health and …. Am Psychol. [Cited by 41] (4.87/year)
BYRNE, J.A., 2000. The fall of a dot-com. Business Week. [Cited by 6] (0.71/year)
B�NSTORF, G. and D. FORNAHL, 2006. B2C-Bubble to Cluster: The Dot. com Boom, Spin Off Entrepreneurship, and Regional Industry Evolution. [Cited by 5] (2.07/year)
CALLAHAN, G. and R.W. GARRISON, 2003. DOES AUSTRIAN BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY HELP EXPLAIN THE DOT-COM BOOM AND BUST?. Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. [Cited by 8] (1.48/year)
CELLAN-JONES, R., 2001. Dot. bomb: The Rise & Fall of Dot. com Britain. Aurum Press Ltd. [Cited by 9] (1.21/year)
CERUZZI, P.E., 2003. A History of Modern Computing. books.google.com. [Cited by 227] (41.89/year)
CHRISTOPHERSON, S. and D. VAN, 2005. New media after the Dot. com bust. International Journal of Cultural Policy. [Cited by 8] (2.34/year)
COM, F.C.D., 2005. IPC Lead-free half-day courses. [Cited by 2] (0.58/year)
COM, R.D., Terrorism: Hambali. [Cited by 3] (?/year)
COM, Z.D., 952 F. Supp. at 1124. See also. [Cited by 2] (?/year)
COOPER, M.J., et al., 2005. … actions in response to a market downturn: valuation effects of name changes in the dot. com decline. Journal of Corporate Finance. [Cited by 20] (5.85/year)
COOPER, M.J., O. DIMITROV and P.R. RAU, 2001. A Rose. com by Any Other Name. The Journal of Finance. [Cited by 152] (20.49/year)
CROMWELL, D.A., D.A. GRIFFITHS and I.A. KREIS, 2002. Surgery dot. com: the quality of information disseminated by Web-based waiting time information …. Med J Aust. [Cited by 6] (0.93/year)
CZERNICH, C. and C. HEATH, 2001. … of Variation in Idea-Markets: Attracting ‘Eyeballs' to Websites during the Dot-Com Boom and Bust. [Cited by 5] (0.67/year)
DARLING, P., 2001. From Communism to Dot Com. Retrieved June. [Cited by 4] (0.54/year)
DIOTALEVI, R.N., 1999. Copyright Dot Com: The Digital Millenium in Copyright. Journal of Paralegal Education and Practice. [Cited by 7] (0.74/year)
DOIDGE, R. and C. HIGGINS, 2000. The Big Dot. com Con. Shopping Centre Progress 2000-2001. [Cited by 8] (0.95/year)
EARL, M.J., 2000. Evolving the E-Business. Business Strategy Review. [Cited by 89] (10.57/year)
EPSTEIN, M.J., 2004. Implementing E-commerce Strategies: A Guide To Corporate Success After The Dot. com Bust. books.google.com. [Cited by 9] (2.04/year)
FARRELL, D., M. BAILY and J. REMES, 2005. US Productivity After the Dot Com Bust. Washington, DC: McKinsey Global Institute. [Cited by 10] (2.92/year)
FARRINGTON, G.C. and R.K. YOSHIDA, 2000. Darwin Goes to College: Educational Competition in the Dot-com World.. Educause Review. [Cited by 6] (0.71/year)
FOSTER, T., 1999. Dot-com retailers give 3PLs their big chance. Logistics Management & Distribution Report. [Cited by 5] (0.53/year)
FRIEDMAN, T.L., 2002. The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century. World. [Cited by 1187] (184.91/year)
GARRETT, R., 2004. The Real Story Behind the Failure of UK eUniversity. EDUCAUSE QUARTERLY. [Cited by 22] (4.98/year)
GLASS, R.L., 2001. What can we learn from the dot-com debacle?. ACM SIGMIS Database. [Cited by 6] (0.81/year)
GOLDFARB, B., D. KIRSCH and D.A. MILLER, 2007. Was there too little entry during the Dot Com Era?. Journal of Financial Economics. [Cited by 10] (7.04/year)
GORDON, J.N., Governance Failures of the Enron Board and the New Information Order of Sarbanes-Oxley. papers.ssrn.com. [Cited by 26] (?/year)
GROSSMAN, G.M. and N. YANAGAWA, 1993. Asset Bubbles and Endogenous Growth. Journal of Monetary Economics. [Cited by 65] (4.22/year)
HAFNER, K., 2002. Lessons Learned at Dot-Com U. New York Times. [Cited by 20] (3.12/year)
HARTMAN, G., 2000. Tele-suffering and Testimony in the Dot Com Era. RARITAN. [Cited by 15] (1.78/year)
HICKEY, K., 1999. ``Trucking dot com''. Traffic World. [Cited by 4] (0.42/year)
HIRAKUBO, N. and H.H. FRIEDMAN, 2002. Dot-Bombs: Lessons from the Dot-Com Debacle. JOURNAL OF INTERNET COMMERCE. [Cited by 4] (0.62/year)
HIRSCHHEIM, R. and H.K. KLEIN, 2003. Crisis in the IS field? A critical reflection on the state of the discipline. Journal of the Association for Information Systems. [Cited by 84] (15.50/year)
HOWCROFT, D., 2001. After the goldrush: deconstructing the myths of the dot. com market. Journal of Information Technology. [Cited by 20] (2.70/year)
JACKSON, K., 2000. Dot-org to dot-com: The shift is on. InformationWeek. [Cited by 4] (0.48/year)
JACOBS, G. and W. DOWSLAND, 2000. The dot-com economy in Wales: the long road ahead. UK Academy of Information Systems Conference, Swansea. [Cited by 11] (1.31/year)
JEREMY, Q., 2003. Addicted to dot-com sex. Advocate (Los Angeles, Calif). [Cited by 4] (0.74/year)
KALATHIL, S., 2003. Dot Com for Dictators. Foreign Policy. [Cited by 11] (2.03/year)
KAPLAN, P.J., 2002. F'd Companies: Spectacular Dot-Com Flameouts. Simon and Schuster. [Cited by 15] (2.34/year)
KRAAY, A. and J. VENTURA, 2005. THE DOT-COM BUBBLE, THE BUSH DEFICITS AND THE US CURRENT ACCOUNT. NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES. [Cited by 10] (2.92/year)
LAI, J., et al., 2002. BlueSpace: personalizing workspace through awareness and adaptability. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN COMPUTER STUDIES. [Cited by 32] (4.98/year)
LAMONT, O.A. and J.C. STEIN, Aggregate Short Interest and Market Valuations. papers.ssrn.com. [Cited by 47] (?/year)
LIEBERMAN, M.B., 2002. Did First-Mover Advantage Survive the Dot-Com Crash?. Do. [Cited by 17] (2.65/year)
LIMERICK, P.N., 2000. Of Forty-Niners, Oilmen and the Dot-Com Boom. New York Times. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
LJUNGQVIST, A. and W.J. WILHELM, 2003. IPO Pricing in the Dot-com Bubble. The Journal of Finance. [Cited by 264] (48.71/year)
LOVELOCK, C., 2001. The dot-com meltdown: what does it mean for teaching and research in services?. Managing Service Quality. [Cited by 9] (1.21/year)
LUKE, C., et al., 2001. Dot. com culture: Buzzing down the on-ramps of the superhighway. name Social Alternatives. [Cited by 4] (0.54/year)
MACVITTIE, D., Dot-Com Builder. Making Tomcat Work with Apache. [Cited by 3] (?/year)
MAHADEVAN, B., 2000. Business models for Internet-based e-commerce. California Management Review. [Cited by 68] (8.08/year)
MAHAJAN, V., R. SRINIVASAN and J. WIND, 2002. The dot. com retail failures of 2000: Were there any winners?. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. [Cited by 45] (7.01/year)
MALMSTEN, E., E. PORTANGER and C. DRAZIN, 2001. Boo Hoo: A Dot. com Story from Concept to Catastrophe. Random House (UK). [Cited by 21] (2.83/year)
MFG, Z., Co. v. Zippo Dot Com. Inc. [Cited by 7] (?/year)
MORIMOTO…, N., 2002. System for managing and tracking tax and production-related information. US Patent App. 10/085,638. [not cited] (0/year)
MURRAY, M. and J. SAPSFORD, 2001. GE Reshuffles Its Dot-Com Strategy to Focus on InternalDigitizing'. Wall Street Journal. [Cited by 4] (0.54/year)
MUSCARELLA, C.J. and M.R. VETSUYPENS, 1989. A simple test of Baron's model of IPO underpricing. Journal of Financial Economics. [Cited by 131] (6.75/year)
NAKAMURA, L., 2002. Cybertypes: Race, Ethnicity, and Identity on the Internet. books.google.com. [Cited by 156] (24.30/year)
NATARAJ, S. and J. LEE, 2002. Dot-Com Companies: Are They All Hype?. SAM ADVANCED MANAGEMENT JOURNAL. [Cited by 5] (0.78/year)
ODER, N., 2000. … OCLC's effort to organize web resources, but in light of the quantum dot. com leaps, are librarians …. LIBRARY JOURNAL-NEW YORK-. [Cited by 10] (1.19/year)
OFEK, E. and M. RICHARDSON, 2003. Dot-com mania: market inefficiency in the internet sector. Journal of Finance. [Cited by 10] (1.85/year)
ORR, B., 2001. Dot. com bank prospers in tough times. American Bankers Association's Banking Journal. [Cited by 4] (0.54/year)
PLAVE, L.J. and R.B. AMOLSCH, 2000. How to Implement Dot. Com Franchising Solutions: Two Aspects of A Multi-faceted Issue. FRANCHISING WORLD. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
POST, J.E., 2000. Moving from Geographic to Virtual Communities: Global Corporate Citizenship in a Dot. com World. Journal of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College. [Cited by 25] (2.97/year)
REINGOLD, J., 1999. Dot. com boards are flouting the rules: They're small and packed with insiders. Does it matter. Business Week. [Cited by 13] (1.38/year)
RHOADES-CATANACH, S.C., 2003. Dot. com or Dot. bomb? The Unpleasant Tax Surprise of Stock Options in a Volatile Market. Issues in Accounting Education. [Cited by 5] (0.92/year)
RICHARDS, I. and J. MORRISON, 2001. Using flight simulators to build robust dot-com strategies. [Cited by 4] (0.54/year)
ROMERO, S., 2000. Weavers Go Dot-Com, and Elders Move In. New York Times. [Cited by 4] (0.48/year)
ROTMAN, D., 2000. Quantum Dot Com. TECHNOLOGY REVIEW-MANCHESTER NH-. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
RUDDOCK, T.H.P., 2000. Australian Immigration in a'Dot Com'World. The Australian Economic Review. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
SENN, J.A., 2000. Electronic Commerce Beyond the" dot com" Boom. NATIONAL TAX JOURNAL. [Cited by 4] (0.48/year)
SHOOK, S.R., R.P. VLOSKY and S.M. KALLIORANTA, 2004. Why did forest industry dot. coms fail?. Forest Products Journal. [Cited by 5] (1.13/year)
SILVERSTEIN, B., 2001. Business-to-business Internet marketing. [Cited by 43] (5.80/year)
SPENDER, D., 2000. The role of a university in a dot com society: what is it?. Lancaster University., plenary at the 2nd International …. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
STEIN, A. and A. CRAIG, 2000. The dot. com generation: IT practices and skills of transition students. Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Computing …. [Cited by 5] (0.59/year)
SWANN, P., 2000. TV Dot com: The Future of Interactive Television. TV Books Inc. [Cited by 19] (2.26/year)
TELBERG, R., 2000. Dot-com or dot-org? Melancon & Co. envision AICPA Inc. Accounting Today. [Cited by 4] (0.48/year)
TIWANA, A. and M. WILLIAMS, 2000. The Essential Guide to Knowledge Management:: E-Business and Crm Applications. Prentice Hall PTR Upper Saddle River, NJ, USA. [Cited by 120] (14.25/year)
UNNITHAN, C.R. and P.M.C. SWATMAN, 2001. EBANKING ADAPTATION AND DOT. COM VIABILITY-A COMPARISON OF AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN EXPERIENCES IN THE …. Proceedings of the 11 thBusiness Information Technology …. [Cited by 5] (0.67/year)
USEEM, J., 2000. Dot-coms: What have we learned. Fortune. [Cited by 24] (2.85/year)
VALLIERE, D. and R. PETERSON, 2004. Inflating the bubble: examining dot-com investor behaviour. Venture Capital-An international journal of entrepreneurial …. [Cited by 11] (2.49/year)
VENKATRAMAN, N., 2000. Five Steps to a Dot-Com Strategy: How To Find Your Footing on the Web. SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW. [Cited by 115] (13.66/year)
VENKATRAMAN, N., 2000. ``Five steps to a dot. com strategy''. Sloan Management Review. [Cited by 9] (1.07/year)
VITALE, M., 2001. The Dot. com Legacy: Governing IT on Internet Time. presentation at the Information Systems Research Center, …. [Cited by 5] (0.67/year)
WEIL, J., 2001. ‘Going Concerns': Did Accountants Fail to Flag Problems at Dot-Com Casualties?. Wall Street Journal. [Cited by 10] (1.35/year)
WEIL, P., 1987. Confidence and the Real Value of Money in an Overlapping Generations Economy. Quarterly Journal of Economics. [Cited by 52] (2.43/year)
WELLMAN, B. and B. HOGAN, 2004. The Immanent Internet. Netting Citizens: Exploring Citizenship in a Digital Age. [Cited by 29] (6.56/year)
WILSDON, J., 2001. Digital Futures: Living in a Dot-Com World. books.google.com. [Cited by 11] (1.48/year)
WILSON, M.I., 2001. Location, location, location: the geography of the dot com problem. ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING B. [Cited by 16] (2.16/year)
WIND, J. and V. MAHAJAN, 2001. Convergence Marketing: Strategies for Reaching the New Hybrid Consumer. Financial Times/Prentice Hall. [Cited by 63] (8.49/year)
WOOLRIDGE, M. and M.J. WOOLDRIDGE, 2001. Introduction to Multiagent Systems. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New York, NY, USA. [Cited by 1872] (252.31/year)
ZHENG, Y., 2007. Yuncheng de zheng zhi shi. [not cited] (0/year)