RE: UKNM: Gold fever

[Robin Edwards]

What is interesting, reading through the longer article linked from the one

below, is that the truth was miles away from what was being reported in the

press.


So no change there then?


Which reminds me, I haven't seen any comments thus far on the Channel4 prog

the other night. I thought it was interesting, amusing, and although it was

talking about a time of only 6-8 months ago, seemed as dated as watching a

programme about yuppies. Reading between the lines of what people are

actually saying has never been easier!


Robin

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> -----Original Message-----

>

From: ownerchinwag [dot] com [ownerchinwag [dot] com]On">mailto:ownerchinwag [dot] com]On Behalf Of Ashley

> Pomeroy

> Sent: 14 December 2000 11:52

>

To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: Re: UKNM: Gold fever

>

>

> >>>>video<<<<

>

> This is on-topic, in a tenuous way. In the early-80s the dot.com boom/bust

> cycle was anticipated, almost exactly, by the rise and fall of games

> software houses. The Boo.com of their day was Imagine - the programmers

> supposedly drove Ferraris, the games were dull, but nobody cared because

> they were British and they were a success. This page says enough:

> http://www.arrgh.demon.co.uk/people/imagine.html

> A BBC documentary of the collapse was made and transmitted, presumably

> once. Does anybody know of this, and is it available anywhere?

>

> -

> "In the land of the blind, the blindest man is king"

>

Ashley Pomeroy - arpslab [dot] org - http://www.ashleypomeroy.com/

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