This week's highlighted research: Nielsen//NetRatings. "Top search terms reveal web users rely on search engines to navigate their way to common web sites." Outsell. "Financial performance scorecard, full year 2004: Google and Yahoo! Grab growth as Outsell 100 peaks." Hitwise. "Google's domination of Internet search grows, but Yahoo! Dominates local search." The Internet has given us a lot of good technology, even if it did leave us with a lot of dead companies when the boom went bust. And speaking of the boom, thanks to reader Julianne for correcting a mistake in last week's column, when I said the "dotcom boom" took place in the late '80s and early '90s, of course this was More mid-nineties to as late as 2000. I was thinking about the earlier phenomenon of the collapse of the thrifts and S&Ls and subsequent government clean-up at the time (I was there too, and it's a very long story, but the clean-up was a bigger mess than the collapse itself). Too much excitement in this writer's life. During the early part of the "boom," there were a lot of Internet companies that Made no product, provided a service that nobody was really sure would get used, - More available
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