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1. How can security be maintained in global e-commerce (e.g., viruses, hackers)?

2. How are language, translation, and currency issues being integrated in global
transactions?
3. What are the pricing considerations for a product offered in both a Web-based environment and a brick and mortar environment by the same organization?

4. Why the Internet is considered the ultimate medium for free speech?

5. What are the considerations for an organization to integrate its Web-based and brick and mortar operations? Is it wise to have a full integration or should there be some degree of separation between the two efforts?

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