Security fears over viruses, bandwidth hogging, and the terror of violating government regulatory laws have prompted big business to put the squeeze on their staffer's needs.
Christie could check out Live Web involves sharing user-generated content. While business-to-consumer sales and services can be profitable, business-to-business offers even greater returns for the successful entrepreneur.
There isn't much mystery in Microsoft's profitability or its recent decision to get its Vista operating system to big volume licensors in November 2006 while making the consumer market wait until 2007. B2B equals a substantial revenue stream.
With big business cutting web service access to a trickle, a lot of Web 2.0 may die of thirst.
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David Utter is a staff writer for Murdok covering technology and business. 
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