“Actually the business was quite healthy, if you can say that about a company that doesn’t make any profits.”
Babygear CEO Preston Bealle, still reading from his new-economy rulebook, New York Daily News, 7 December 2000
“Actually the business was quite healthy, if you can say that about a company that doesn’t make any profits.”
Babygear CEO Preston Bealle, still reading from his new-economy rulebook, New York Daily News, 7 December 2000
“[Palm] makes a lot of money selling hardware. The OS royalty they are getting is minuscule compared to their hardware profits.”
Microsoft Pocket PC marketing director Phil Holden, comparing his profit-free operation to Palm’s, The New York Times, 14 December 2000
“Some people are wrongly confused about the difference between dot-com bubble and new economy.”
Wired editor-in-chief Katrina Heron, on the thoughtcrimes being committed by observers of Internet startups’ startling drop in market value, San Francisco Chronicle, 12 December 2000
“You can take more chances and risks online. And the Web rewards that, even encourages it.”
Salon.com chairman David Talbot, on the synergies between the company’s editorial and investor relations department, Los Angeles Times, 11 December 2000
“We fully expected failure in our model.”
eCompanies cofounder Jake Winebaum, on the incubator’s strategy,
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