Bring Back Business 2.0!
I miss a few things from my past: Three Rivers Stadium was a magical place. I miss when holiday break was called “Christmas vacation.” I miss my buddy’s 1960 Ford Fairlane.
Now, I really miss Business 2.0. The magazine was bought out and then went belly-up in Oct. 2007. (I still have that last copy. The front page story was: “How To Play The Real Estate Bounce-Back” by the way. They really were waaaaay ahead of their time.)
But besides some ill-timed stories, the magazine was a source of inspiration for me. It was always good to see what kinds of inventions and businesses were being spun out and to size up potential partners for my own ideas. Each new innovation, it seemed, allowed my to dream up dozens of my own variations.
There are some pretty good substitutes: Wired comes close. But I still like the original.
I wonder: there are some firms who specialize in re-establishing old brands. Maybe they would be interested in Business 2.0. If there’s any time that we need a forum for business ideas and innovations, it’s now!
Any publisher out there thinking Business 3.0 now?
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is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
