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The internet in Germany
The internet in Germany

By Edgar Einemann

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The internet situation of the 50 biggest German cities and the quality of city websites are examined on the basis of complex models and completed by a case study of the city of Bremen.

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Up Running With Internet
Up Running With Internet

By Elf

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Ganzheitliche Marketingkommunikation im Internet
Ganzheitliche Marketingkommunikation im Internet

By Thomas Hartmann

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Dieses Buch beschreibt die Möglichkeiten des Internets als Kommunikations- und Marketingmedium ganzheitlich anhand von Beispielen und Fallstudien, ergänzt durch Checklisten. Es richtet sich an Vert...

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Up Running with the Internet
Up Running with the Internet

By ELF

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Getting Started With the Internet and the World Wide Web
O.M.A.R.
O.M.A.R.

By Charles E. Davis

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Visions
Visions

By Hollingswo

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Visions
Visions

By Hollingswo

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Introduction to Multimedia Online
Introduction to Multimedia Online

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