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potential investors and donors, who contribute via the Internet to the financing their online project. Yet, crowdfunding is not …
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include location-based services or interfacing to the internet of things (RFID networks). The report starts by providing an …
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Future Work study, that explores four novel forms of internet-mediated work activity, both paid and unpaid: online work … exchanges, crowdfunding, online volunteering and internet-mediated work exchanges (time banks). …
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This is a review of Internet-mediated volunteering in European Union (EU) countries. It assesses the current status of … challenges and risks for users, donors, policy makers and service operators. It reviews the early history of Internet …, in Europe. This report also reviews possible linkages between Internet-mediated volunteering and greater employability …
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This report provides analysis of qualitative research into the relationship between the internet-enabled exchanges … mentioned and employability. In doing so, it focuses on three areas of crowdsourcing: using the internet to access funding (CSF …); using the internet to access and undertake paid work (usually remotely) (CSW); and using the internet to access unpaid work …
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and internet-mediated work exchange (timebanks), that have until now been little explored. Over the last 10 years, however …
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IPTS recently acquired a consumer internet clickstream database containing the full set of annual (2011) clickstream … records for about 25.000 internet users in the five largest EU economies (UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain). It contains … time spend on each webpage and socio-economic characteristics of the internet users. This study describes a model of …
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This paper investigates price differences between online and offline retail channels in the EU Digital Single Market. Using price and sales data for ten different product categories sold both offline and online in 21 EU countries in 2009, and correcting for product characteristics, we find...
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Between 2009 and 2012 the percentage of online consumers in the EU who made online purchases in another EU Member State increased from 8 to 11 per cent, below the target of 20 per cent put forward in the EU Digital Agenda. Both, subjective perceptions on the consumer side or objective barriers...
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An important EU Digital Single Market policy objective is to achieve an open and integrated market for online e-commerce in the EU, to make it easy for consumers to go outside their domestic market and shop online in other EU Member States. This study applies a standard gravity model of...
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