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John Battelle Tells the New York Times That There is No Bubble

John Battelle, the man who wrote the popular book "The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Reinvented Business and Transformed Our Culture," has a great OP-ED piece in the New York Times about how the new boom in the internet business is not a bubble.

Some of his main points are:


  • The successful Internet companies of today are operating in a Web 2.0 mindset

  • Technology can be scaled much easier and much more inexpensively

  • Companies are able to leverage almost a decades worth of technology

  • Financiers are not driving the new Internet boom, entrepreneurs and geeks are

  • Vast improvements in search technology and the use of PPC ads versus banner ads

  • Innovative companies are being purchased by larger companies, not going public


He makes some good points and I hope he is right, but only time will tell...

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