Abstract
Although an extensive body of research has emerged on marketing in computer-mediated environments (CMEs), the literature remains fragmented. As a result, insights and findings have accumulated without an overarching framework that provides structure and guidance to the rapidly-growing literature. We believe this is detrimental to long-term knowledge development in this area. To address this issue, we organize and synthesize findings from the literature using a framework structured around four key interactions in CMEs: consumer-firm interactions, firm-consumer interactions, consumer-consumer interactions, and firm-firm interactions. The proposed framework serves a valuable organizational function and helps identify a broad spectrum of gaps in the literature to advance the next generation of knowledge development.