Do websites have increasing returns? (how important is it to be a big site?) : Analysis

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Article \|	Do websites have increasing returns? (how important is it to be a big site?) http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9704b.html
Date \|	15 Apr 1997
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UseIt \|	growth ALERTBOX 01 Sep 1995
	difference between GUI and Web design ALERTBOX 01 May 1997
	increasing returns SIDEBAR 01 Apr 1997
	evidence suggests that Web use follows a Zipf distribution SIDEBAR 01 Apr 1997

Amazon \|	Web strategy book

Other \|	data collected in 2003
	discussions of the economics of Web use

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