Exclusive Interview: Salon.com's COO Reveals Behind-the-Scenes Business Details - There's been a lot of negative press about Salon.com over the years. We grilled COO Patrick Hurley to find out why. His honest and open replies will probably surprise you. Check at the interview at the link below.
Publisher: MarketingSherpa.com     Author: Anne Holland   

Eyes Wide Open - For e-commerce innovations, the Silicon Valley startup model may not be ideal.
Publisher: CIO.com     Author: Steven C. Currall   

Fair Measures Corporation: A Case Study In Online "thinking outside the box" - A case study on creative thinking during a web site redesign that lead the way to new products and profits!
Publisher: CyberSpeaker     Author: Philippa Gamse   

Five Get It. Five Don't. - When it comes to handicapping corporate attempts at Internet strategies, the euphemism du jour is "getting it."
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Kevin Hogan, Matt Beer   

From Bricks to Clicks: How to Lay The Foundation - To launch a successful e-commerce initiative, you have to first draw a blueprint, then lay the foundation, and then build the structure. Sound business planning and a strong management team can help you navigate the online path to profitability.
Publisher: Business Finance Magazine     Author: Cindy Lerouge   

From Portals to Vortals - A friend of mine recently found himself installed as a small organization’s Internet guru. The key to his promotion? In interviews, he boldly proclaimed that he wanted to transform the hiring company’s site into a "vortal model."
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Josh Ozersky   

Get Fewer Hits - When was the last time you bragged about increasing the amount of time you kept customers on hold?
Publisher: CIO Magazine     Author: Scott Kirsner   

Getting a Grip on the Value of Online Content - How you can make content work on the Web for your business.
Publisher: Digitrends.net     Author: David Mathison   

Give This Man a Hub - They scratched, clawed, and partnered their way to become a leading builder of giant electronic business exchanges. But for Greg Conley and IBM, the hard part has just begun.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Edward Robinson   

He Struck Gold on the Net ( Really ) - Rob McEwen owned an underperforming gold mine in northwestern Ontario, and he needed new ideas about where to dig. So he broke new ground -- and made data on the mine available online to anyone who wanted to help. Eureka! The Internet gold rush was on.
Publisher: Fast Company     Author: Linda Tischler