The Business Insider recently ran a well-argued, provocative piece entitled “Economy Will Be Back In Recession By Early Next Year” that takes into account the continuing job losses in the U.S. economy and the prolonged struggles within a number of industries, including finance, media, manufacturing (especially the auto industry), advertising, big box retail and real estate.
But as a longtime techie and a former bricks-and-mortar real estate guy before that, I can’t help but look at how the Internet has impacted the above segments over the past 15 years and wonder what it’s yielded more of: pain or gain.
Read the full post HERE, and let me know What's Your Take?
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