What I find utterly hilarious is that Keen has his own blog (http://andrewkeen.typepad.com/), where he happily adds to the "cacophony of amateurs."
It's also interesting to note that in 2000 Keen's bio for the Digital Hollywood (http://www.digitalhollywood.com/NYWednesdayWorkFour.html) conference states: "His model of integrating commerce, community and content is now acknowledged as the most viable business model for building a successful Internet business model."
That sounds suspiciously like the Web 2.0 companies he derides.
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Date: 2007-06-22 12:19 am (UTC)It's also interesting to note that in 2000 Keen's bio for the Digital Hollywood (http://www.digitalhollywood.com/NYWednesdayWorkFour.html) conference states: "His model of integrating commerce, community and content is now acknowledged as the most viable business model for building a successful Internet business model."
That sounds suspiciously like the Web 2.0 companies he derides.