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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
Included is a compilation of various resources that you may find useful in your web globalization efforts. This list is by no means exhaustive, and it represents some resources I know of or have come across during my research. The mention of the companies and their products does not imply any endorsement, and readers should carry out their own research.
Global e-commerce resources
ECT News Network is one of the largest e-business and technology news publishers in the United States. The network includes several e-business and technology news sites: the E-Commerce Times®, TechNewsWorld™, LinuxInsider™, CRM Buyer™, and Mac News World. www.ectnews.com.
Internet Retailer includes the website and the magazine, which together cover the latest trends and developments in e-tailing worldwide. www.internetretailer.com.
Internet World Stats is an international website that features up-to-date world internet usage, population statistics, and internet market research data for some 233 individual countries and world regions. www.internetworldstats.com.
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