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Posted by sheikh on 24.01.2008
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Posted by Emmadw on 04.04.2008
 

I've seen several suggestions for "Web3.0" - some suggest the move towards a more semantic web; others suggest the 3D / Visual reality type things (like Second Life)

The other thing is whether "WEb2.0" really "exists", or is just marketing hype to attach to a site that allows everyone to create & comment on content; in a more "visual" way than we've always been able to do with, say, a discussion board.

Posted by Ghassan on 31.03.2008
 

For the web 2.0 I have a video which explains it very brilliantly:

http://www.gyonis.com/2008/02/02/understanding-web-20/

And about that video "super devoika" mentioned, also had it on the blog:

http://www.gyonis.com/2008/02/10/the-machine-is-using-us/

 

... and yeah, I know it's an old topic, I just saw it :)

 

Posted by super devoika on 25.01.2008
 

for web 2.0 search youtube for a video titled "The machine is US/ing us"

 

Posted by razano on 25.01.2008
 

Well web 2.0 is a term that has been wildly used for over 2 years now to signify the evolution of the web since the boom era of the late 90's. Its mainly concerned with user participation and user generated content in addition to social networking..etc. O'Reilly was the first to use this term in 2004.

This is a mind map by O'Reilly explaining what web 2.0 is:

As for Web 3.0, more of a continuation of the web 2.0 concept, where people are expecting what the next evolution of the web will be focused on, some say its mobile but most experts talk about the Semantic web where computers will be able to link the web together bringing more context into user web actions. Where for example, your meeting is delayed, you log that in your calendar web app, then its linked to your travel arrangement and other meetings...etc. So "it" knows what other apps you are using and links actions together. Some talk about using natural language for search..etc.

More info go to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_3.0