Critical success factors of virtual communities from members' perspective.

Virtual Communities (VCs) may be defined as “any group of people who share a common bond, yet who are not dependent on physical interaction and a common geographic location in order to sustain their group affinity” (Barnatt, 1998, pp.161). When the Internet bubble burst in 2000, many VCs whither fin...

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Main Authors:	Chua, Chet Shiu., Lim, Meng Guan., Tan, Choon Huat.
Other Authors:	Sangwan, Sunanda
Format:	Theses and Dissertations
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::General::Social aspects
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/7195
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description	Virtual Communities (VCs) may be defined as “any group of people who share a common bond, yet who are not dependent on physical interaction and a common geographic location in order to sustain their group affinity” (Barnatt, 1998, pp.161). When the Internet bubble burst in 2000, many VCs whither financially.
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Critical success factors of virtual communities from members' perspective.

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