Posted by Donna Bogatin @ 8:35 am
In “Web 2.0 on a shoestring: What bubble?” I posit that Web 2.0 is not beset by a financial bubble, but by a rash of amateur entrepreneurship:
How can there be a financial bubble if the Web 2.0 community boasts about the near cost-free and risk-free nature of ‘starting-up’? As little time or money is invested in the typical try at Web 2.0 glory, however, there is also little emotional investment, or sweat equity created…
A handful of deep pocketed corporate players willing to overpay their way into the Social Web does not equal a heady financial bubble.
Legions of under invested and under motivated amateur entrepreneurs does equal a hot air hype balloon.
A lightweight, disposable approach to Web 2.0 entrepreneurship, however, is supported by many in the Web 2.0 community. (leer más…)
Fuente: [zdnet-blogs Digital Micro-Markets]
tags: e-learning, aprendizaje, web2.0, blog, web 2.0