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Is martech headed for its “dot-com moment” in 2020?

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The dot-com bubble was fueled by a wave of venture-backed Internet start-ups, primarily consumer-oriented, that were determined to disrupt and disintermediate on a massive scale. “Disintermediation” became a punchline. Markets grudgingly accepted a small number of survivors, such as Amazon.

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What Is Web 3.0? The Future of the Internet

Single Grain

However, it also created new chances for online stalking, cyberbullying, doxing, distributing false information, identity theft, and other forms of online harassment. Since most of the currently used services were dominated by behemoths such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon, it raised some complaints. The Death of Web 2.0