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by Linda Roeder on August 29, 2008
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Here's your assignment. What I'd like you all to do is to post links to all your favorite Web 2.0 sites and services here. Also, tell us which ones you think will make it, and which ones won't.
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Response from:
Jeremiah Ryan
(08/29/08 11:43pm)
Just launched today a small Web2.0 website offering a practical and usefull office service. (Small but beautifully constructed) http://www.bookmeetingroom.com
Response from:
Jase
(09/17/08 7:24am)
I think Facebook, Twitter, Netvibes, Plurk & Google will win.. Myspace will lose by a longshot.. It is not web 2.0.. infact it's so far back it's web 0.1
Response from:
Mike
(09/18/08 8:49pm)
ThePrysm.com is the next big Web 2.0 site to come. It will help you lead a balanced life.
Response from:
Alasdair Munn
(10/02/08 10:33pm)
Web 2.0 is not a thing, it is a philosophy. Social media and web 2.0 is not just outward facing social networks. It is all about how we use the Internet as a platform and how we use, integrate, analyse and harness collective intelligence.
This blog post should put it into perspective. http://claremunn.com/2008/09/rediscovering-web-20/
This blog post should put it into perspective. http://claremunn.com/2008/09/rediscovering-web-20/
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