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Saturday, December 29, 2007
Social Bookmarking
Social Media Marketing with Social Bookmarking
From: toprank, 8 months ago
Introduction to social bookmarking for search engine marketers given by Lee Odden of TopRankResults.com at Search Engine Strategies, New York 2007. Includes overview of major players and tools to add social bookmarks to web content.
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Monday, July 23, 2007
VC Investment Hits Highest Level Since 2001
VC Investment Hits Highest Level Since 2001
Posted: 23 Jul 2007 02:00 AM CDT
Data due to be released by Ernst & Young and Dow Jones VentureOne today shows that investment in information services companies, including Web 2.0 startups, hit $979 million in the second quarter of 2007.
The figure is 52% up on the same period last year and the highest figure recorded since the 2001.
In laymen’s terms, we are now officially in a boom; not that we’d probably need figures to prove this.
For those who may prophesize that the figures foretell an impeding crash, data released earlier in July showed that IPO’s for the entire Information Technology sector (which includes hardware, semiconductors and communications companies as well) totaled 10 for the quarter, and 17 year to date vs a peak of 41 IPO’s in the first quarter of 2000 and 106 in that year. $11 billion+ was raised by IT related IPO’s in 2000 vs $2.4 billion year to date. The hype of the dot.com bubble is not being repeated on equity markets.
Posted: 23 Jul 2007 02:00 AM CDT
Data due to be released by Ernst & Young and Dow Jones VentureOne today shows that investment in information services companies, including Web 2.0 startups, hit $979 million in the second quarter of 2007.
The figure is 52% up on the same period last year and the highest figure recorded since the 2001.
In laymen’s terms, we are now officially in a boom; not that we’d probably need figures to prove this.
For those who may prophesize that the figures foretell an impeding crash, data released earlier in July showed that IPO’s for the entire Information Technology sector (which includes hardware, semiconductors and communications companies as well) totaled 10 for the quarter, and 17 year to date vs a peak of 41 IPO’s in the first quarter of 2000 and 106 in that year. $11 billion+ was raised by IT related IPO’s in 2000 vs $2.4 billion year to date. The hype of the dot.com bubble is not being repeated on equity markets.
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