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e-Commerce Counsel Rest Assured: Gov't. Says e-Comm. Spending Up Again

What goes up from quarter to quarter and, in a sign of our times, doesn't appear to be headed down any time soon? <br/>Take a sip of coffee, scratch your head, chew your pen for a few seconds ... tap your foot (hey ' no looking ahead to the next paragraph).

21 minute read March 01, 2006 at 09:03 AM
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Michael Lear-Olimpi
e-Commerce Counsel Rest Assured: Gov't. Says e-Comm. Spending Up Again

Okay, so this isn't like sitting for the nation's toughest bar exam, but here's a question to break up your professional-development reading a bit:

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