The International Journal of Digital Accounting Research · 2002 · 153 citations · 13 references
BusinessAccountancyAccountingAccounting Information SystemsCorporate DisclosureCorporate ReportingCorporate CommunicationCorporate TransparencyDisclosureFinancial ReportingFinancial StatementsInvestor RelationsAccess To Financial InformationCorporate Disclosure QualityCorporate Financial DisclosureCorporate Reporting QualityFinancial Reporting CommunicationInternet Financial ReportingInternet-based Investor RelationsTransparency In Corporate Reporting
During the last decade there has been a profound revolution in the information technology by means of the Internet, and obviously accounting has been directly affected by this change. Although the main objective of this paper is to study the use of the Internet by Spanish companies to disclose financial information, we also discuss about the reasons of companies to use the new technologies to communicate with interested parties and its consequences. The empirical research is based on companies listed on the Madrid stock exchange , we analyse not only the information provided, but also the factors that explain the different attitudes of companies towards this vehicle for investors relationships. The results show that size is the main factor that explains not only the quantity but also the quality of financial information.
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Corporate Reporting on the Internet
Hollis Ashbaugh, Karla M. Johnstone, Terry D. Warfield · Accounting Horizons · 1999 · 576 citations
Business, Accountancy, Accounting +15
Financial reporting on the Internet by leading UK companies
Barrie Craven, Claire Marston · European Accounting Review · 1999 · 476 citations
Business, Accountancy, Accounting +14