This paper analyzes the early efforts of magazine publishers that actively provided online content. This research specifically focused on the relationship between the pursuit of various revenue streams and the impact of these streams on firm performance.
This paper presents a framework to analyze e-business models in a "networked" world i.e. creating a business model that produces value factoring in a business’ relationships with others in its value chain.
 This paper uses the Osterwalder business model framework as a basis to analyze Business-to-Consumer (B2C) mobile business models
This Business Model Reference Model combines business management research with informatics, particularly ontology. A business model reference model (i.e. business model ontology) “is a first step on the way to clarifying what terms and concepts belong into a business model and how they relate to each other.” The paper also claims that “modeling the business model of companies, and not only the enterprise model, should contribute to improving interoperability.”
Against net neutrality – Why the Physical Layer of the Internet Should Not Be Regulated
Results of a workshop to identify benefits and concerns related to social media
 The paper examines the business use of web 2.0 – what is web 2.0 and what makes it different from both business and technological perspectives? What is the value proposition of web 2.0 and how businesses can best leverage it?
A Framework for e-Business metrics using functionality interaction
 This paper categorizes and discusses the different types of business-to-business electronic business models currently being used by businesses and discussed in the academic literature, and shows how these business models are being implemented within the textile industry.
 Gartner magic quadrant research note on commercial and open source portals.
