In the Late 1990s, Technology Had a Profound Impact on the Distribution

In the late 1990s, technology had a profound impact on the distribution strategies of companies. Which of the following is not an example of how technology has changed the distribution of goods and services?

A) Amazon.com offered online ordering, threatening established retail booksellers.
B) Ameritrade allowed customers to access their accounts directly to buy and sell stocks.
C) Combining traditional catalog sales with the advantages of Internet access allowed L.L. Bean to meet its customers needs in a new way.
D) The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has developed a new "Taxpayers Bill of Rights."