dot com flops

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  2. fryman

    fryman Kiss my rep

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    Very interesting!
     
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    I thought this was a thread about all my sites. lol
     
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  4. exam

    exam Peon

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    No, mine I think :D
     
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    Zapita Active Member

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    10 years of cnet, YAY, interesting lists!!
     
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    Poor Webvan, I bought stock after they went from $30 to $2 hoping they could recover... oh well, Schnucks.com works for me ;)
     
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    someone posted that on slashdot a few days ago, nice article
     
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    I remember being fascinated by the startups and thought I should jump on board.

    I've seen E-dreams and Startup.com (kozmo.com and govworks.com) they’re both very interesting documentaries if anyone gets a chance to watch them. I actually own startup.com and it's fun to watch from time to time.

    It’s funny because Kaleil Isaza Tuzman (the CEO of govworks.com) had the film maker follow him around documenting what he was sure was going to be his ascent to the top of the world. After govworks went under he was about to be hired for an executive position, but one of the board members saw startup.com the day before and they didn’t hire him.

    Now he offers entrepreneur-consulting services. Lol.

    kaleil.com

     
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