Is the Web 2.0 Bubble about to burst?

December 6, 2007 by Geeks are Sexy | 6 comments

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.

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6 Responses to “Is the Web 2.0 Bubble about to burst?”

  1. Atreus says:

    saw this the other day, was good

  2. Dick Cabeza says:

    Who’s the girl in the red shirt?

    • Kiltak says:

      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 :)

  3. Kenneth says:

    The video is no longer available :(

  4. Misha says:

    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. :)

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