Gartner Group predicts that by the year 2000, five Internet portal sites will dominate the Internet much as a small number of television networks rule the air waves.
It did not name the likely winners. "These portals will command the lion's share of Internet users. As a result, businesses that want to reach the broadest audience possible will have to find ways to align themselves with a portal site to advance their marketing and communications strategies," the company said.
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Microsoft's ambitious plan to remove its entire carbon footprint
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Cybersecurity firm McAfee names new CEO
Chris Young is stepping down as CEO of the cybersecurity company.
YouTube tackles trolls with Profile cards, comment history records
The testing period is over and Android users will soon be able to check commenter logs.
Over 80% of tech leaders predict downturn. The good news?
According to a new report, there may be a silver lining to a looming slowdown.
Bose to shutter 119 stores across Australia, North America, Europe, and Japan
The headphone maker says most of its sales come via online, anyway.
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Tough economy makes Brazilians buy smartphones in the grey market
Sales of devices entering the country through alternative means have increased by over 500% in Q3 2019, according to IDC
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It was the year of unicorn sales, the launch of 5G, and enthusiasm for e-commerce, amid government crackdowns.
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