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    <published>2005-10-06T17:10:59Z</published>
    <updated>2007-12-16T23:15:50Z</updated>
    <title>Mary Meeker talk</title>
    <summary>Lots of data points. &quot;Korea is goto place to figure out where the Internet is going&quot; Innovation coming out of China - 5,6,7 yrs time we&apos;re at &quot;boom-let&quot; stage now (after boom and bust) market valuations of top 5 companies huge (google, yahoo, ebay, yahoo japan, amazon), compared to 2000. entering 2 most profound cycles...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Lots of data points. </p>

<p>"Korea is goto place to figure out where the Internet is going"</p>

<p>Innovation coming out of China - 5,6,7 yrs time</p>

<p>we're at "boom-let" stage now (after boom and bust)</p>

<p>market valuations of top 5 companies huge (google, yahoo, ebay, yahoo japan, amazon), compared to 2000.</p>

<p>entering 2 most profound cycles ever: PC Internet (broadband) --> Mobile Internet</p>

<p>3G won't hit big until 2009</p>

<p>3.6-1 mobile phone to internet user ratio in Japan (0.8-1 in US). The point is "we're [US] not leading in this space"]</p>

<p>87% Skype usage is outside North America</p>

<p>70% revenue from mobile comes from sms and mms. Content will be revenue earner on bb Internet. So when mobile and bb collide, it will be interesting to see how it plays out. </p>

<p>LOTS of data in this talk!</p>

<p>"essence of this presentation is how important communications is" and convergence of bb and mobile etc.</p>

<p>Mobile-PC becoming new client-server model?</p>

<p>SFO (search / find / obtain) as future role of Google/Yahoo?</p>

<p>Power of Google/Yahoo ecosystems --> "importance of these two players in the marketplace" [advertising]</p>

<p>Internet ad spend will increase (currently last among other media) as internet usage increases</p>

<p>low-priced content, make it easy to SFO, can make it up on volume. "wish that more media companies with great content would figure that out - and make our Internet experience better."</p>

<p>first 10 years of Web (95-05) just the warm-up act for what will happen!</p>

<p><b>Update:</b> <a href="http://www.morganstanley.com/institutional/techresearch/pdfs/meeker_internet_trends100605.pdf">here's Mary's presentation</a>.</p>]]>
      
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    <title>Comment from PeteCashmore on 2005-10-07</title>
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        <name>PeteCashmore</name>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I absolutely agree that South Korea is the place to go to discover the future of the internet.  I speak to a lot of Koreans and it's fascinating to see how far ahead they seem to be, especially with respect to cell phones and broadband.</p>]]>
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    <published>2005-10-07T11:50:07Z</published>
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