Information Communication Technologies and City Marketing: Digital Opportunities for Cities Around the World [1 ed.]
1605661341, 9781605661346, 9781605661353
Important investments of the past several years have greatly contributed to the study of city marketing. Nevertheless, t
Table of contents : Title......Page 2 Editorial Advisory Board......Page 4 Table of Contents......Page 5 Detailed Table of Contents......Page 8 Preface......Page 13 Acknowledgment......Page 19 Identity and Marketing of Cities......Page 22 City Brands and their Communication through Web Sites: Identification of Problems and Proposals for Improvement......Page 47 A Strategic Framework for City Marketing:The SSRM Approach......Page 71 Strategic Technology Planning for the Techno-Global Economy: Cities in the Market......Page 85 City Marketing Goes Mobile: Use of Mobile Commerce Techniques for City Marketing......Page 107 Strategic Management in City Government: Integrating Information Communication Technologies and Marketing in a Causal Model to Drive Stakeholder Satisfaction and Economic Development......Page 129 City Boosterism through Internet Marketing: An Institutional Perspective......Page 151 Official Tourism Web Sitesand City Marketing......Page 173 E-Tourism Image: The Relevance of Networking for Web Sites Destination Marketing......Page 205 Marketing Your City’s Industries to the World: Building and Retaining Export Oriented Clusters through Strategic ICT Investments......Page 224 WEB 2.0, Social Marketing Strategies and Distribution Channels for City Destinations: Enhancing the Participatory Role of Travelers and Exploiting their Collective Intelligence......Page 242 Developing Patterns for Thinking About City Marketing Initiatives......Page 267 The Use of Internet in Building the Brand of “Stockholm: The Capital of Scandinavia”......Page 286 Marketing the mCity: How a City Based ICT-Project Can Make Sense......Page 316 Walled City to Wireless City......Page 343 Using Information Communication Technology to Decentralize City Marketing: Challenges and Opportunities......Page 378 Compilation of References......Page 400 About the Contributors......Page 428 Index......Page 435