E-Commerce I would not sell the domain name. There are no ethical dilemmas involved at all here. It is simply a business decision, and does not meet the criteria for an ethical dilemma. An ethical dilemma arises when an actor must choose between one or more mutually exclusive options (the dilemma) with conflicting ethical outcomes. Thus, the dilemma arise when there is no clear choice between options, because to take one

E-Business Presentation Sendspace Consultancy Report Current Situation Competitors Review In the last decade there has definitely been an increasing trend of online file sharing (Cisco, 2011). While in the beginning users mostly downloaded files from basic P2P systems, over the years these systems have evolved in response to user requirements, faster internet connections, and mounting legal pressures to curb illegal copyright infringement. BitTorrent files became a popular alternative after direct P2P sharing systems began

Ecommerce business models With the advent of Internet, we have seen a lot of changes in the communications arena and business practices are no exception. E-commerce has taken business from closed doors of offices and retail shops to the information superhighway, where literally millions of people trade daily. The online business model can be viewed in terms of B2B, B2C and C2C models (business to business, business to consumer and consumer

Niche products also can compete well in e-business (vegetarian, organic and fair trade goods). A report from Forrester Research finds that e-businesses will account for 10% of total U.S. retail sales by 2008. (Rush, 1) E-business will affect entertainment by offering all kinds of entertainment choices over the Internet. Broadband and cable Internet will be able to offer TV programs, movies, games and other entertainment options, competing with usual entertainment

The company's efforts to sell globally make this aspect of their ethics and online initiative programs noteworthy according to Saywell (2002, May). The use of online initiatives to protect intellectual property rights online, in addition to the protection of line data is well documented in the analysis completed by Sears (2006, July) and Pollach (2003) as well. Lockheed-Martin uses a series of proxy servers to protect online data, and

E-Commerce The Coffee Company is an Australian-based coffee retailer and wholesaler that offer fresh hand roasted coffee, Carlisle teas, confections and related products for brewing and storing coffee and tea (The Coffee Store). The company's owners developed the website for the company because it was inexpensive and the owners felt there was nothing to lose by making the investment (State, 2004). Without knowing it upfront, the coffee company was meeting the