Broadband Resurrects Dot.Com Boom
Posted: 04th Mar, 2004 By: MarkJ
The European Media Forum has published a new report into the impact of broadband - 'Always on, Changing Britain', which highlights how reliable Internet connections could help resurrect ideas that failed during the first dot.com boom:
That's the view of Ian Pearson, futurologist and a director of BT Exact. In a new report on the impact and potential of broadband, Pearson argues that the dot-com boom failed partly because few people had a rapid and reliable way of accessing information via the internet.
"The dot-com collapses taught us, among other things, that networks are not yet ready for such companies to thrive," said Pearson.
"Many dot-com ideas will rise again and flourish once most people have fast access," Pearson predicted.
There's already proof that this is occurring and hopefully a wiser market will this time take things a little slower. More @ Silicon .
That's the view of Ian Pearson, futurologist and a director of BT Exact. In a new report on the impact and potential of broadband, Pearson argues that the dot-com boom failed partly because few people had a rapid and reliable way of accessing information via the internet.
"The dot-com collapses taught us, among other things, that networks are not yet ready for such companies to thrive," said Pearson.
"Many dot-com ideas will rise again and flourish once most people have fast access," Pearson predicted.
There's already proof that this is occurring and hopefully a wiser market will this time take things a little slower. More @ Silicon .
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