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The Valley of the Digital Dolls
Harry Potter? Yawn - Scoble's son is saving up $ 600 for iPhone.
Global warming? Use Facebook's car pooling app and feel good about saving planet.
Sundays? According to eWeek, go listen to Marc Benioff's SaaS sermons.
Welcome to life in Silicon Valley.
...but what does eWeek know? They are based in Woburn, MA for pete's sake.
If they were Valley based, it would be in Flickr. And you would be doing something different on Sunday morning in your Second Life.
40 years later, the stage is set for a sequel to the Jacqueline Susann classic. Based in THE Valley, of course. To be released on YouTube, of course.
I am bringing several kids to the Valley in July. I think I better prep them they will not be in Kansas anymore.
June 27, 2007 in Industry Commentary | Permalink