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April 10, 2004
Bullish On Netvertising?

According to this article on Fox News, "good times are here again and should stay" when it comes to the "advertising dependent Internet companies." I don't know if we should all go running down the street screaming like banshees, but things are probably shaping up somewhat. People are recognizing the value of content, and advertisers (okay, some of them) are realizing how to create advertisements that are less intrusive and more valuable and directed towards their audience.

On the flipside, this will probably cause all kinds of random Internet companies to have their stocks go flying for no apparent reason. So partying "like it's 1999" will probably be a valid excuse for some people.

Posted by Tom at April 10, 2004 9:42 PM | TrackBack | IM This

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