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By Matt Hulett
You might have seen my guest post on TechFlash yesterday. In the blog post, I made the case that Web 2.0 companies are more prepared, stronger, and smarter than their counterparts in the Web 1.0 days. Some interesting data didn’t make the final cut of the blog post, so I thought I’d include them here:
On my point about today’s companies having business models, I asked a local venture capitalist (who wished to remain anonymous) to give me a real-world apples-to-apples example to exemplify this point, see below: