Mntsnow
12-08-2004, 7:47 AM
Juanita Swedenburg is an unlikely Internet revolutionary. The owner of a small family winery on a 130-acre cattle farm in Middlesburg, Va., she admits she doesn't browse the Web or even own a computer.
"That's for the younger generation," she said.
Yet a lawsuit that Swedenburg has filed could revolutionize the way alcohol is sold over the Internet. On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court began hearing arguments in the case, brought jointly by the Swedenburg Winery and the Lucas Winery in Lodi, Calif. Read more at Cnet (http://news.com.com/The+uncorking+of+online+alcohol+sales/2100-1028_3-5479316.html)
Note: This is one subject to keep an eye on as it could effect e-commerce in many ways down the road!
"That's for the younger generation," she said.
Yet a lawsuit that Swedenburg has filed could revolutionize the way alcohol is sold over the Internet. On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court began hearing arguments in the case, brought jointly by the Swedenburg Winery and the Lucas Winery in Lodi, Calif. Read more at Cnet (http://news.com.com/The+uncorking+of+online+alcohol+sales/2100-1028_3-5479316.html)
Note: This is one subject to keep an eye on as it could effect e-commerce in many ways down the road!