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A Stochastic Association Mechanism for Macro-to-Femtocell Handover

A Stochastic Association Mechanism for Macro-to-Femtocell Handover

...propose a mechanism for macro-to-femtocell handover, inspired by multi-stage Dutch auctions. The proposed solution introduces a new distributed handover procedure, which does... Read more

1 August, 2010

EBay to raise fees

...fixed price. EBay also will change the way it calculates fees on Dutch auctions, in which sellers offer multiple quantities of the same item in... Read more

18 January, 2002 by Troy Wolverton

Google looks for IPO

...OpenIPO service. Since 1999, the bank has brought eight companies public using Dutch auctions to set the price and allocation of shares, including Web magazine... Read more

24 October, 2003 by Jim Hu

Amazon bidders burned

Amazon.com officials said that Oliver Walker of Archer, Florida, ran online "dutch" auctions for batches of memory chips and graphics cards, allegedly taking payments... Read more

11 October, 1999 by Randy Barrett

Covisint e-hub acquired by FreeMarkets

...a more fundamental obstacle became apparent: some suppliers would boycott so-called Dutch auctions in the form of e-marketplaces or e-hubs in all... Read more

2 January, 2004 by Tony Hallett
FeeFinder 3.5.2

FeeFinder 3.5.2

...your fees for virtually any type of eBay auction, including regular auctions, Dutch auctions, eBay Motors items, and Real Estate. FeeFinder handles any extra listing... Read more

25 June, 2003
eNotifier X 1.4

eNotifier X 1.4

...is not recommended for novice users of either. It does not support dutch auctions (which it recognizes and ignores) and is not able to determine... Read more

24 January, 2003
eNotifier 1.4

eNotifier 1.4

...is not recommended for novice users of either. It does not support dutch auctions (which it recognizes and ignores) and is not able to determine... Read more

24 January, 2003

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