Didn't you just black-hole the fourteen years in between when comparing valuations? :)
Also, even if we go along with your line of reasoning and the net worth of the survivors pretty much equals the net worth of all the internet companies in 2000, that still means that almost 99% of the internet companies were worthless and all the venture capital poured therein lost. Still sounds very much like a bubble, no?
I think the you've identified a valid need, but your video fails to communicate (in my opinion) that your solution is fulfilling the need properly.
Let's just start with the video. The awkward video stills take up too much of the video, and the music is horrible.
With the negatives out of the way, on to the positives. The real-time avatars for increased closeness pitch really clicks for me. I'm just not sure if pixelation is the way to go. Maybe a more artistic filter (cartoonify, sketch, water-color, brush-stroke) would do the trick.
I wouldn't use or pay for it since I don't manage distributed teams so I'm not your targeted customer, but I'm wondering if Pixitar by itself would be enough for someone to adopt it. Maybe if it were a plugin or somehow worked with collaboration tools like Lync, Skype, Convo, Yammer etc. it would be a much better proposal.
Also, even if we go along with your line of reasoning and the net worth of the survivors pretty much equals the net worth of all the internet companies in 2000, that still means that almost 99% of the internet companies were worthless and all the venture capital poured therein lost. Still sounds very much like a bubble, no?