A very informative website covering a wide range of network economy issues by University of California at Berkeley Professor of Economics J. Bradford De Long. Professor De Long is an economic historian and specialist in macroeconomic issues. He has also worked as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury for Economic Policy during the Clinton Administration from 1993 to 1995.

An Internet service for economists which contains an economics search engine, job openings for economists, conference calls in economics as well free alert services for the latter.

Dr. Ed Yardeni is Chief Global Economist and Investment Strategist of Deutsche Bank Securities, New York. The site includes a wealth of information regarding economics, IT and Internet, including policy pointers.

An interdisciplinary research project at the University of California at Berkeley that works on issues of technology and the international economy to analyze real-world problems and offer path-breaking positions that challenge conventional economic policy-making.

The home page of Paul Krugman, Professor of Economics at MIT and active commentator on international economics and policy questions.

Telepolis is a German-language ezine focusing on the Internet, technology and policy. It is edited from Munich and London.

The Business Media Homepage groups together a vast cache of information on the use of electronic networks within businesses. This research project at the Swiss University of St. Gallen was intitiated in the mid-1990s.

Michael Froomkin is Professor of Law at the University of Miami School of Law. He is a well-known expert on issues of Internet governance. His homepage contains valuable information related to the internet, electronic commcerce, law, economics and policy issues.

The web site of a weekly IDG publication focused on business news and internet development.

Michael E. Porter, Professor at Harvard Business School, is a leading authority on competitive strategy and international competitiveness.