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More signs of Enterprise Apocalypse
Forbes lists The Web Celeb 25 ...
...and it is full of consumer, political, Hollywood, sports bloggers and personalities.
Not one who covers Wall Street, business topics or enterprise technologies.
Not one. Well, ok Scoble - who can at least make fun of enterprise stuff and Om who writes about telcos.
But no Dan Farber or Paul Kedrosky.
And Forbes is a business executive focused magazine - claims to be "one of the most trusted information resources for the world's affluent business leaders."
NY Times does not care either about enterprise stuff. Time to give up on the trillion dollar tech/telecom industry.
December 19, 2007 in Industry Commentary | Permalink