there is no direct relation between a product's market value , and true value.
look at wikipedia , skype , and linux.
another example:worldwide yearly vaccine market is $11 billion , worldwide daily oil market is $6.5 billion.
the problem with those going to internet apps is not that they chose internet apps , because internet and software apps hold enormous potential value.
the problem is the things they chose to implement , are not really valuable. but that's maybe a basic issue related to the consumer culture.
look at wikipedia , skype , and linux. another example:worldwide yearly vaccine market is $11 billion , worldwide daily oil market is $6.5 billion.
the problem with those going to internet apps is not that they chose internet apps , because internet and software apps hold enormous potential value. the problem is the things they chose to implement , are not really valuable. but that's maybe a basic issue related to the consumer culture.