Web 3.0 Concepts Explained in Plain English (Presentations)
Web 3.0 will be about semantic web, personalization (e.g. iGoogle), intelligent search and behavioral advertising among other things.
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From Dot.com to Dot.gone – Web 2.0 Start-ups That Have Vanished
This illustration was created in early 2006 using logos of Web 2.0 companies that made headlines or were launched around that time. Obviously, lot of things changed in the last three years – some companies got acquired, some became successful on their own while others went bust.
The Different Stages In The Life of a Web 2.0 Citizen
If you are new to the world of blogs, wikis, tagging, RSS feeds and social media – this great diagram from Hutch Carpenter will come handy.
Get Early Access to new Web 2.0 Sites That Are Invite Only
Are you a blogger that loves to get in to test new sites first? Many of those sites are trying to reach you too – but they get lost amidst all the press releases for stuff you don’t care about.
The Perfect T-Shirt for Wearing in Web and Blogging Conferences
The owner of the T-shirt is expected to mark the services he uses with a pen and to wear it in public. What happens when users start wearing their network identities openly in public? What does identity mean in the age of Web2.0? Where is this still growing mass of webservices leading to?