IN the late 1990s, when the first dotcom boom was on the cusp of becoming the dotcom bust, a Malaysian deputy minister came out with a brilliant, albeit grammatically-challenged, observation.
This was during a time when many companies all over the world thought that just setting up a website or putting “dotcom” in their name made them “e-businesses”, and that this would guarantee their success.
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