Dotcoms go bust but ecommerce thrives
Dot-coms go bust, but e-commerce initiatives in companies still thrive.
Dot-coms go bust, but e-commerce initiatives in companies still thrive.
I’m using Analog for analysing the IIMB webserver stats. Anyone with enthu, find a better log analyzer and mail me its name.
Amazon is handing out stock options to laid off employees. That’s a good one!
Excerpts from Nathuram Godse’s statement.
“Studies have shown that…” idiosyncratic risk in stocks is higher. So, have 30 stocks in your portfolio.
More layoffs: AT&T, News Corp, Gateway and Motorola. But the find of the day is TheStandard’s layoff tracker.
Self-organising websites. If I had the time, I’d make mine one, like Slashdot or Plastic. Any takers at IIM-B?
Freedrive closes public storage space. Along with Napster, that’s a nail in the coffin of free software. But what about the argument that code is speech, and hence “free speech”?
Wouldn’t mind investing in Israeli tech stocks. But we’ll have to wait for FEMA to replace FERA.