Social Networking and Its Effects on Companies and Their Employees
This research reviews the use of social media networks by people while on the job. This use is of concern to some employers. This research
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Web 2.0 Bible
 This in-depth study (302 pages) reviews the roll-out of User Created Content (UCC) aka Web 2.0 and its economic, social, technical and legal challenges.
How the Cookie Crumbles – Online Privacy and the Law
This paper discusses the specific threats to personal privacy online, the emerging threats to privacy, effectiveness of current privacy law, and proposes constitutional and statutory remedies.
Top 10 Privacy Trends for 2011
This paper lists the top 10 privacy trends for 2011 – "challenges to privacy programs in a borderless world"
Do Some Business Models Perform Better than Others?
This paper analyzed the performance of all publicly traded firms in the United States using a business model framework and determined that "some models do, indeed, have better financial performance than others!!"
Understanding The Three Models of a Business
This paper proposes a framework to connect three key models of a business – goal model, business model and process model.
Business Model Framework For Emerging Venture
 This paper describes a business model framework for the emerging firm.
Market Analysis of Net Neutrality
This paper discusses the economics of net neutrality in context i.e. a two sided market model in which an Internet Service Provider (ISP) charges both consumers and providers of content, applications and services. A one-sided analysis of two-sided markets may easily lead to incorrect conclusions.
e-Business or e-Technology?
 What is an e_business model? This paper defines and discusses different e_business models and provides a context for their use.
Defining the Business Model
This paper defines business model – it starts by using current definition, proposes guidelines to extend this definition, discusses the four key components of a business model, and then provides a new definition for the term.