We live our lives by routines. In January, we all make resolutions for the new year. In November, we give thanks for the bounty of the harvest at Thanksgiving. And for those in the tech industry, in October we go to the Web 2.0 Conference and try to outdo each other with our declarations of "Bubble 2.0".
Today's NY Times story declares that "Silicon Valley’s math is getting fuzzy again." This sounds somewhat similar to their story last year which concluded that: "Web 2.0...has in recent months become the focus of dot-com-style hype in Silicon Valley..."
As people leave the conference this evening to write their obligatory "we're in a bubble" story, I thought it would be helpful to provide them with examples from the last few years, so they can find new ways to express the same thoughts...
To read the full, original article click on this link: Redeye VC: This year I mean it -- its a bubble!
