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The Coming Internet Depression Why The High-tech Boom Will Go Bust, Why The Crash Will Be Worse Than You Think, And How To Prosper Afterwards

by Michael J. Mandel

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Arguing that, historically, periods of great technological change are punctuated by deep downturns, this book highlights the likelihood of a forthcoming dot.com depression. Written by an award-winning journalist, the book aims to set the record straight.
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Arguing that, historically, periods of great technological change are punctuated by deep downturns, this book highlights the likelihood of a forthcoming dot.com depression. Written by an award-winning journalist, the book aims to set the record straight.

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