How to pronounce“dotco”in English

the dotcom era, you're buying stupid label printing companies.

the dotcom bus and a lot of the things that were happening worldwide uh a real pickup again in the last several years uh two main drivers behind this uh is

and thirdly triggered the dotcom boom, which triggered the dotco bubble, which triggered the accidental investment in all this fiberoptic cable.

Is this a dotcom bubble that we're experiencing?

you know the Dotcom explosion was happening, this was 1999, and so I did the Internet-distributed version of the Flame algorithm, which was the Electric Sheep.

I taught during the dotcom boom, I taught during the dotcom bust, and I taught during sort of the recovery of the tech industry afterwards, and I did see the interest in

It was dotcom, then it was hedge funds.

I would try to always put dotcom in the service.

Silicon Valley because your particular dotcom their business plan was more obviously crappy faster than everybody else's became obvious that wasn't so bad

And the market in San Francisco was still reeling from the dotcom bust, so I moved down to Los Angeles with my husband, was newly-married.

In 2000, as the dotcom bubble was popping, and you start to-- if you look at your LinkedIn, they start to be instead of five-year chunks,

up all over the place from jewelry rental a bunch of dotcom businesses um

During the 1990s, during the dotcom boom, the share of GDP pays a return, a return to computers went up.

You can-- Sure. --talk about dotcom.

i was lucky to be applying for graduate jobs in the peak of the dotcom bubble in the year 2000 although i received just one job offer

As I'm sure so many of you know, the dotcom bust was the of them, and all of a sudden, I had been doing all the right things, and I was out of a job.

It had 300 pages, and I got caught up in the whole dotcom sort of wave of innovation.

So if they put this JavaScript into their blogger, dotcom account, they could put a video on their site.

called LinkExchange. This was back in 1996 during the early dotcom days and we grew that company to about a 100 people and then ended up selling the company to Microsoft in 1998. But, what a lot of people

So I'm had this experience of watching the the rise and fall of software companies way before the dotcom boom and uh worked at a bunch of different levels

shifting from a a platform of presentation. You know during the dotcom period everybody talked about eyeballs and stickiness and clicks and websites.

As a computer science teacher, something I used to talk to parents about—especially during the dotcom bust when interest in my class started to evaporate— Coding is not

I was here in Palo Alto doing tech banking for a guy called Frank Quattrone at the tail end of the dotcom bubble.

capital investment. We had a model or way of thinking about private equity or investments in dotcoms or whatever. And that model worked for a number of years

Obviously, Beenz and Flooz, which were two big, well-funded projects during the first dotcom boom that failed spectacularly.

But, again, to some degree, it's a little bit like those dotcom companies, so to speak.

underestimate how serious the problem is. If we're going back already to the days which were there in the dotcom boom and I'll give you some leading