The software business has morphed into the Internet business,” Mr. Wilson says. “Ten years ago, maybe 80 percent of software was being built for enterprise. Now, it’s being written for consumers and is more media-centric than ever. And, historically, those have been New York’s strongest sectors.
New York Isn’t Silicon Valley, and That’s Why They Like It - NYTimes.com
This is a great way to look at how software has changed. The line between content and software is going away - it becomes the media business. And NYC is a great media town!
