A Decade of Innovation: How We See the Internet 10 Years After the Boom

Dec 28th, 2009

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According to recently released research from the Pew Center , we’re just as optimistic about the web as we were ten years ago during the Internet’s first boom cycle. At the end of 2009, most Americans in this Pew survey have a dismal view of the 2000s. Between the Iraq war, the 9/11 attacks, economic and political distress and the curse of reality television, the decade has been voted the worst in our collective memory

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