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Focus (Cyberspace: Nasdaq) #637564

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 11, 2001
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.

(New York: Soledad O'Brien) The reversal of fortune for the dotcom world with the huge drop in the NASDAQ featured; examples of money making and problems with internet companies detailed. [CNBC Tom COSTELLO - talks about dives and corrections.] [Technology strategist Steve MILUNOVICH - says we have not figured out to use the Internet yet; suggests the real money is in making "the big computers in the back."] [Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Company managing director Charles PHILLIPS - comments on the industry problems.]

(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Tonight's special "Silicon Summit II" previewed.

Reporter(s):
O'Brien, Soledad;
Seigenthaler, John
Duration:
00:04:00

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