Defaulting on the Dot-Com Boom
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Online advertising will be just fine without subprime.
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Propelled by Google envy, new players and Internet industry giants are rushing into the online search market, setting off a burst of activity that contrasts sharply with the lull after the dot-com collapse.
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Back in the go-go â90s, business meetings were awhirl with arcane buzzwords clearly inspired by last-minute visits to Dack.comâs Web Economy B.S. Generator. IT workers were often left to raise a brow and wonder just how much commitment was required to feel fulfilled in a virtual partnership.
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Back in 1995, I read an article about the scarcity of webmasters and switched my specialty. I often look for hot spots and retool to meet the needs. Before 1995, Oracle Financials was hot. I just didnât care much for the rigidity of technology. But, I was an accountant and an IT guy so I had tooled up for database programming. read more
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Web surfers from Beijing to Berkeley  have made Google their search engine of choice, but some of  Europe's institutional investors have gone sour on the dot-com  on the eve of its initial public offering.
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Web surfers from Beijing to Berkeley have made Google their search engine of choice, but some of Europe&#39;s institutional investors have gone sour on the dot-com on the eve of its ...
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Plus: Dow Jones' digital gamble. [News.com Extra]
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Investor's Business Daily - InfoSpace is a rarity in this post-dot-bomb world: an Internet company with a healthy share price and bottom line.
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With 75 percent of Americans online today, the Internet has come of age as a reach medium, and a new report suggests that advertisers need to understand how a Web site's audience builds over time and adjust their buys accordingly.
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Smart investors who achieve outsized profits: Recommendations from the best CAPS players.
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For catalog retailer Lands' End, the decision a decade ago to start selling on the Internet was as casual as the clothes it sells. By the time the competition took the plunge, the dot-com bubble had burst and Lands' End already had honed its site into a sophisticated and lucrative component of its direct sales operation.
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The next Friendster, MySpace,  Facebook, YouTube: There are millions of dot-coms out there,  all claiming to be the next bonanza.
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The cheerleading for Google from the analysts at leading brokerage firms is starting to sound a lot like the days of the dot-com bubble.
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Entrepreneurs and start-ups emerging today find themselves in an environment different from that during the dot-com boom. -Ellen McCarthy
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Here's a bit of advice for those of you planning IT budgets. For the next five to 10 years, set aside 10 percent to comply with new government regulations, both from the United States and from other governments in your major markets.
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Investors, showing symptoms of irrational exuberance, seem to have forgotten the dot-com bust.
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I donât like self-proclaimed prophets. So, you'll rarely see me quoting them. I guess my aversion originates in so many presentations where the next [insert application or company here] âkillerâ will emerge if we invest some money. And yes, I admit I sat on the side of the table talking about a couple  of those killer apps myself.