As global stocks skid today over fears of a U.S. recession increase, I’m noticing an interesting interrupt between companies and the people who work for them.
Among our customers, companies are still investing in new technologies and marketing. But the individuals who work for them are nervous about the future, and, in some cases, worried about their jobs.
Venture capitalists still appear excited, especially about "next-big-thing" technologies like green. Newspapers are in the doldrums and laying people off in droves. So are the studios, still mired in a post-writer’s strike hangover.
So the $100 billion question is: how much worse does it get?
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This post was written by Michael Stroud on March 3, 2008
