The Dot-Com Debacle and the Return to Reason

The book explores the aftermath of the dot-com crash, arguing that the principles of classical economics remain relevant and that the so-called New Economy was deeply intertwined with traditional economic patterns. It highlights how the crash revealed market imperfections and negatively impacted the broader economy, while also examining the entertainment industry's unique recovery opportunities. The author presents five keys to understanding the online economy and emphasizes the potential for positive outcomes despite the negative social behaviors fostered by the online community.