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maturity of the market: wikipedia, blogs, myspace - people now have the mindset/expectation to write online, not just read | maturity of the market: wikipedia, blogs, myspace - people now have the mindset/expectation to write online, not just read | ||
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the means of production have never been more accessible, and more powerful | the means of production have never been more accessible, and more powerful | ||
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shescrafty, turntable - working for clients around the world via email, chat, web | shescrafty, turntable - working for clients around the world via email, chat, web | ||
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===Brenda's Notes=== | ===Brenda's Notes=== | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 31 May 2007
Wiki for the [Webstock] Web 2.0 debate.
Web 2.0 debate
Our position is to argue against the statement: "Web 2.0 is all fizz and no substance"
Philip's Notes
web 2.0 = different mindset, tools are (nearly) the same as Web 1.0 style vs substance? maturity of the tools: browsers + javascript + databases maturity of the market: wikipedia, blogs, myspace - people now have the mindset/expectation to write online, not just read
delicious, flickr - i collect for me, i define on my own terms, i share flickr vs ofoto
the means of production have never been more accessible, and more powerful ruby on rails
read write platform
web OS
network effects - better the more people use it
business ebay, trademe, craigslist - marketplace reaching customers around the world
connecting with friends and family making new friends
shescrafty, turntable - working for clients around the world via email, chat, web
Brenda's Notes
- the body of web 2.0-ish content is substantive in itself
- numbers of blogs
- wikis
- This guy has an interesting take on twitter - that essentially it helps middle-aged men connect with each other and be part of the world ... odd that!
