Dot-Bomb Fallout
from the still-some-good-stuff-out-there dept
Here's another "optimistic" article saying that while many of the failed dot coms are being valued at nothing, there is still quite a bit of value out there, mostly in the minds of people who created some very interesting companies and very useful technologies. He points out that there were plenty of great ideas that came out of the dot com revolution - but too much money was thrown at them, so that no one had a chance to carefully develop most of them into real businesses. However, just because the "dot bomb" crash has happened, it doesn't mean those ideas have suddenly become worthless.
If you liked this post, you may also be interested in...
- 'The Economist' And 'Financial Times' Already Writing Off ACTA As Dead
- Newspaper Boss Says Newspapers Need More Money... Because New Media Steals & May 'Destroy Civil Society'
- If The Internet Is Treated Just Like The Offline World, We'd Never Have Ridiculous Laws Like SOPA/PIPA
- Can Facebook Really Bring About A More Peer-to-Peer, Bottom-Up World?
- The Pirate Bay Press Release On SOPA: We Are The New Hollywood





Add Your Comment