There’s been a lot of hype surrounding Web 2.0 and how it is going to change the Internet landscape. Well, you can get the low down on Web 2.0 from an in-depth article in .Net Magazine, written by Ivan Pope. Here’s an extract from that article:
While no one can pin down exactly what makes a Web 2.0 project
(possibly because the name itself is already controversial), most
commentators agree they can recognise it when they see one. As forecast
by The Cluetrain Manifesto (www.cluetrain.com),
everything is a conversation. The internet has become the transport
layer for that conversation, and the conversation is increasingly
happening in real time. We are all able to participate and choose when
and were we do it: blogging, podcasting, publishing, programming, all
have become almost omnipresent in a relatively short period of time.
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