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The document categorizes different e-commerce business models according to the business sector (B2C, B2B, C2C) and type of e-commerce technology. It discusses several common B2C business models: portal (search plus content/services funded by ads, subscriptions, fees), e-tailer (online retailer funded by sales), content provider (digital content funded by subscriptions, downloads, ads), transaction broker (processing online transactions for a fee), market creator (bringing buyers and sellers together like eBay funded by fees), service provider (online services like Google funded by services, subscriptions, ads), and community provider (online social networks like Facebook funded by ads, subscriptions, fees, transactions).
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LSCTIG 2015 Session Materials - Shop Smart: How a Formal Procurement Process ...
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