Dot-com Printers. Where are they now?
Frank found a copy of one of his old books that covered the dotcom boom of the late 1990s. It is interesting to see who was who then and who is still around now. (Watch this one in full screen)
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Discussion
By David L. Zwang on Oct 28, 2016
Thanks.. I needed that!
By Tim Rolfsen on Oct 28, 2016
Thanks for the link to the cat video!
By David Castaneda on Oct 28, 2016
Thanks for starting my Friday off with something different! It is interesting to see how some of these companies have evolved.
By PrintingWikiLeaks Webmaster on Oct 31, 2016
Frank:
Actually, Printcafe collapsed insolvent after losing $250 million (in 2003 dollars, which equals $327 million in today's dollars).
It was the most-ridiculed dot-com disaster on the famous F'dCompany.com website!
Furthermore, Creo was put out of business by its loss of $100 million invested in the Printcafe "dot-con."
See www.PrintingWikiLeaks.com/#Printcafe