I read on DailyNet today that Maurice Levy, head of global communications group Publicis second in the world, provides another bubble, that of Web 2.0.
I posted a couple of messages on Mlist with doubts about the revenue models of all social networking sites purchased in the sound of a billion (I had taken such as Facebook). Apparently then there are those, much higher than me, agrees that Web 2.0 is perhaps overstated in terms of economic, without prejudice to its great social value.
born 2.0 applications, like social networking or user generated every day, and when they reach a critical mass of users are now accounted for astronomical sums, and in many cases actually purchased. The point is that, much like happened with the bubble "1.0" and with all due proportions, not all of these applications can generate revenue, or at least not so many revenues to justify the price paid to acquire them.
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