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How the internet will change the art market: the new kids on the block are smarter than you think

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April 2000

How the internet will change the art market: the new kids on the block are smarter than you think

The advice on how to be successful in the online world offered here in 2000 centred on building a community and having a shared sense of purpose and trust

Andy Bottomley

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Andy Bottomley

ArchiveApril 2000

How the internet will change the art market: the new kids on the block are smarter than you think

Archive
April 2000