There’s clearly something wrong going on when Web 2.0 companies such as Facebook get an estimated value of $15 billion, especially when they haven’t yet reported a penny of profit. Is the Web 2.0 bubble about to burst? Here’s an interesting video taking a look at the situation.
saw this the other day, was good
saw this the other day, was good
That’s too funny!
That’s too funny!
That's too funny!
Who’s the girl in the red shirt?
In the headers? No idea! :) This is a stock picture we purchased when we redesigned the blog last month :) I thought she was a nice fit with what the blog tries to represent :)
Who's the girl in the red shirt?
In the headers? No idea! :) This is a stock picture we purchased when we redesigned the blog last month :) I thought she was a nice fit with what the blog tries to represent :)
The video is no longer available :(
The video is no longer available :(
The value lies in the number of people who use it by the second. Facebook doesn’t have to sell anything directly, but if I owned Facebook I could sell anything I wanted with sick sick return.
But you knew that, you silly geek. :)
The value lies in the number of people who use it by the second. Facebook doesn't have to sell anything directly, but if I owned Facebook I could sell anything I wanted with sick sick return.
But you knew that, you silly geek. :)