"In the Hamlet of Setipokhari orders for copper goods are up 50 percent fom a year ago," reports Wall Street Journal, June 12, The reason: World2Market.com., a Seattle-based company that sells handicrafts made in developing countries is buying them in a apparent dreams of an e-commerce bonanza. Blacksmiths at Setipohari are more than happy with the improved prospects of earning. However, they agree that technology may prove better for finding buyers than more artisans. Search WSJ archives for the pay-for-retrieval story..
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