Web 1.0 Photos

by Scott Beale on October 6, 2005 · 10 comments

Web 1.0 Summit

Here’s my photoset from last night’s Web 1.0 Summit. I must say, I could definitely feel the paradigm shift on multiple occasions. I think this event will have major implications for the entire enterprise, not to mention B to B and and B to C vertical penetration. Merlin helped us drill down through the layers of all this emerging technology (especially this thing they call “push”) and how it will help us monetize more eyeballs (ok, everyone Drink!). I think we’re all on the same page now. Hey, where did those VC’s run off to? Oh wait, I remember them mentioning something about going to a party being thrown by this new startup called Google. I heard that they have free booze there!

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1 ethan October 6, 2005 at 12:53 pm

Web 1.0 was so sublime that I went home and wrote a business plan for monetizing my sleep. It was so good that today I broke open powerpoint and used that screetching car sound as a transition. SO GOOD that I bought 500 bucks of stock photos to make my company look like it actually had employees. SO DAMNED GOOD that I interfaced. Thank you Merlin. You changed my life.

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2 Birdman October 6, 2005 at 1:31 pm

I like the nice tooltips on the Web 1.0 pictures!

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