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Re: Then (Dot-Com Boom) vs Now (Web 2.0)
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Anonymous
I agree with the other poster. I don't believe the misappropriation of spending was the single cause to an inflated tech bubble back then, it was hype. It was the attraction that the Internet may supply the worlds needs single handedly and that there was tons of money to be made in short term investments. When the investments and hype didn't pan out... well, the bubble burst.
The difference now is that companies are more cautious and I think web 2.0 is somewhat solid. They are looking at the technologies and asking about their return on investment timeline before handing out the cash.
I am not sure why you they felt they needed a presentation on that since most of what the corporate world is doing to prevent another bubble is already being done.
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