Dotcoms gone bust
Description
At the height of the dotcom mania, Silicon Alley ran with gold, the "new economy" ruled Wall Street, and business as usual was declared dead. A sequel to The Internet Money Machine, this cautionary program tracks the fortunes of TheGlobe.com and Pseudo.com after the bubble burst; bottom-feeder Overstock.com, which profited from the tech wreck; and DigitalCity.com, which sold out to AOL before the dotcom bomb. What prompted otherwise responsible investors and stock analysts to buy into the visions of the Internet dream merchants? "I think it was a mass delusion," says Deutschebank's Ed Yardeni. "It's the madness of crowds.
Runtime
23 min
Subjects
- Logistics (25)
- Business enterprises (436)
- Business logistics (32)
- Computers (139)
- Organizational behavior (169)
- Management (2363)
- Investments (684)
- Finance (94)
- Electronic commerce (175)
Genre
Date of Publication
[2006], c2001
Database
Films on Demand
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