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Table 1. Marketing Effectiveness - Virtual Communities

in The marketing Scale Effectiveness of Virtual Communities
by Jacques Bughin, Michael Zeisser 2001
"... In PAGE 3: ... Otherwise stated, an elasticity lower than one demonstrates clear diseconomies of scale, possibly linked to low marketing effectiveness. The least square estimation results, based on (1) are shown in Table1 below, for the full sample of communities in the E- performance line. We also have included dummy variables in the equation in order to account for the different geographies (read continents) of the communities in the sample.... ..."
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Table 2: Interest in services in developing virtual community

in Can We Surf Together If We're Bowling Alone? An Examination . . .
by Anita Blanchard, Tom Horan 1998
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Table 1. Some virtual community legitimacy requirements

in Legitimate by Design: Towards Trusted Virtual Community Environments
by Brian Whitworth, Aldo Moor 2003
"... In PAGE 10: ...Table1... In PAGE 10: ...Table1... ..."
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Table 1 - Comparing Two Virtual Communities Elite Fitness Muscle Magazine

in Enabling E-Commerce Growth Through the Social Construction of a Virtual Community’s Culture
by Er Y. Yap, Ph. D 2002
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Table 6: Application of the Theoretical Framework: The Example of Virtual Communities

in GATEKEEPING IN NETWORKS: A META- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR EXPLORING INFORMATION CONTROL
by Karine Barzilai-nahon, Seev Neumann

TABLE 2.5 Communication Management and Content in the Development of the Virtual Community

in DOING Complementary I NTERNET E xplorative RESEARCH Data Analysis CHAPTER 2 Complementary Explorative Data Analysis The Reconciliation of Quantitative and Qualitative Principles
by Fay Sudweeks, Simeon J. Simoff

Table 1. Key Features of Virtual Learning Communities and Distributed Communities of

in Social capital in virtual learning communities and distributed communities of practice
by Ben Daniel, Richard A. Schwier, Gordon McCalla
"... In PAGE 14: ... A key diference betwen distributed communities of practice and virtual learning communities is the nature of membership identity. While most individuals in virtual learning communities often hardly know each other, individuals in distributed communities of practice are typicaly wel known to each other (se Table1 ). Although al virtual communities have an element of learning in them, not every community can be refered to as a learning community.... ..."

Table 1. Summary of virtual community definitions from different perspectives (adapted from Gupta amp; Kim, 2004).

in Professorship: Strategy and International Business Code of professorship: TU-91
by Mikko O. J. Laine, Supervisor Annaleena Parhankangas, D. Sc. (tech, Instructor Samuli Hänninen, M. Sc. (econ
"... In PAGE 9: ... vi TABLE OF TABLES Table1 . Summary of virtual community definitions from different perspectives (adapted from Gupta amp; Kim, 2004).... ..."

Table 12. Top 5 virtual community success factors defined by the three groups in roundtable workshop.

in Professorship: Strategy and International Business Code of professorship: TU-91
by Mikko O. J. Laine, Supervisor Annaleena Parhankangas, D. Sc. (tech, Instructor Samuli Hänninen, M. Sc. (econ
"... In PAGE 9: ...able 11. Cross-case comparison of case evaluations. .............................................................. 82 Table12 . Top 5 virtual community success factors defined by the three groups in roundtable workshop.... ..."

Table 1: Definitions of virtual communities proposed by various authors Author Definition Howard

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 1: ... What we need is a working definition of the virtual community, a consensus found in the major stream of literature, a definition that understood by most of people. To achieve this goal, definitions of the virtual community proposed by various authors are compared in Table1 . Similar item found in definitions are then extracted in order to build up a working definition.... ..."
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