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Internet Financial Reporting: The Case of Turkey

https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1490523
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BUSINESS REPORTING: HARNESSING THE POWER OF THE INTERNET FOR USERS
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Dissemination of information for investors at corporate Web sites
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The determinants of Internet financial reporting
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The production and use of semantically rich accounting reports on the Internet: XML and XBRL
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Investor relations on the Internet: a survey of the Euronext zone
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Internet and the future of reporting in Europe
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Financial reporting on the Internet by leading UK companies
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A survey on the use of the Internet for investor relations in the USA, the UK and Germany
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External reporting of accounting and financial information via the Internet in Spain
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The Internet as a vehicle for investor relations: the Swedish case
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Financial information on the Internet: a survey of the homepages of Austrian companies
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Corporate reporting on the Internet
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Financial reporting on the Internet by leading Japanese companies
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Asymmetrical dialogue? Corporate financial reporting via the Internet
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Business reporting on the internet in Malaysia and Singapore
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A survey of internet financial reporting in Oman
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İstanbul ilinde tekstil, dokuma ve giyim sanayi: Yapısı, özellikler ve dağılışı
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OECD Principles of Corporate Governance 2004
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International Federation of Accountants (IFAC)
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Financial Data at Corporate Web Sites: Does User Sophistication Matter?
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Assessing the 07/31/2000 Xbrl Taxonomy for Digital Financial Reports of Commercial and Industrial Firms
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Do Financial Websites Meet the Users' Information Needs? A Survey from the Italian Context
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Corporate Reporting on the Internet
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