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Maryland Professor Documents Dot-Com Ventures
The Chronicle of Higher Education reported that David Kirsch, a University of Maryland Professor, has created an electronic archive, documenting the rise and fall of Internet-related ventures over the period 1996 through 2002. The archive, which was started thanks to grants from the Alfred P. Sloan foundation and the Library of Congress, so far lists basic information for 2,400 dot-com companies, with about half of these entries fleshed out with business plans. The archive also offers “Top Ten Lessons from the Dot-Com Meltdown.”
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