Digital Hustlers: Living Large and Falling Hard in Silicon Alley

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Casey Kait and Stephen Weiss chronicle the explosive rise and fall of New York’s tech scene. They detail the wild excess, massive investments, and eventual collapse of ambitious Silicon Alley startups.

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Publisher

HarperCollins

Release Date

March 17, 2009

Number of pages

256

ISBN

9780061743306

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Language

English

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Author(s)
Casey Kait, Stephen Weiss
Publisher
HarperCollins
Release date
March 17, 2009
Pages
256
ISBN
9780061743306
Formats
Epub, Pdf, Word
Language
English

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Before Silicon Valley owned the future, New York had Silicon Alley. For one wild moment in the late 1990s, Manhattan’s Flatiron district was the center of the internet universe — and Casey Kait and Stephen Weiss’s Digital Hustlers, published in 2001, captures that feverish era in all its excess and energy.

Straight out of college, a generation of e-moguls turned cocktail-napkin ideas into IPOs, burned through millions before making a cent, and partied like the boom would never end — until it did. Kait and Weiss, reporting from inside the scene, profile the founders, funders, and hangers-on of the tech gold rush that was born, thrived, and died online.

Part business history, part cautionary tale, this is an unforgettable group portrait of a wildly creative culture — and the definitive front-row account of the crash that taught the tech world its hardest lesson. For readers fascinated by startups, the dot-com bubble, or simply a great story of ambition and hubris.

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Before Silicon Valley owned the future, New York had Silicon Alley — and for one wild moment in the late 1990s, it was the center of the internet universe. Casey Kait and Stephen Weiss’s Digital Hustlers: Living Large and Falling Hard in Silicon Alley, published in 2001, captures that feverish era in all its excess and energy.

Straight out of college, a generation of e-moguls turned cocktail-napkin ideas into IPOs, burned through millions before making a cent, and partied like the boom would never end — until it did. Kait and Weiss, reporting from inside the scene, profile the founders, funders, and hangers-on of Manhattan’s Flatiron district tech gold rush.

Part business history, part cautionary tale, this is an unforgettable group portrait of a wildly creative culture that was born, thrived, and died online. For readers fascinated by startups, the dot-com bubble, or simply a great story of ambition and hubris, Digital Hustlers remains the definitive front-row account of the crash that taught the tech world its hardest lesson.

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