Web 2.0

 NY I know, I know, most of us are still trying to deal with Web 2.0 as part of a very confusing marketing landscape. Web 1.0 (the information Web), the one we all know and love, is straightforward. It's full of content that we can surround with ads, ...

By veeter On March 13, the Web turned 20. It is now in its third decade of life — Web 3.0 is beginning. But what IS Web 3.0? It seems that many are just beginning to get a grasp on Web 2.0, and it’s changing already. Nova Spivak — CEO and founder of Radar Networks, a business who’s mission is “developing a fundamen...

By Nodalities Technorati Tags: BeFogg.com, Podcasting, ExperienceOn Ventures, Semantic Web, Talis, Talking with Talis, Web 2.0, Web 3.0 In our latest Talking with Talis podcast, I talk with Carlos González-Cadenas about ExperienceOn Ventures , the technology they are developing, and their first...

My talk went well, and I did talk briefly about how we should think about Web 3.0. I know other people have said it's the Semantic Web, and maybe that use of the name will stick. I'm with Tim Berners-Lee who says Web 2.0 is really what the web itself is about. He always intended it to be a two-way medium....

By Solomon Rothman Technorati Tags: web 3.0, search engine technology, social media evolution This is the first part in a 3 part series: Imagining Web 3.0 and Beyond Part 1 – The Mind Blowing Evolution of the Social Web Social Media’s Future Part 2 - The Beauty of Web 3.0

By Paul Roberts Tim Berners-Lee has been talking about the _next_ World Wide Web almost since the first World Wide Web, which he's credited with inventing, took off. Indeed, Berners-Lee first articulated his vision for a next generation Web in 1998, when he called for a standards-based system for tying...

By Jordan McCollum It’s not an entirely “disinterested” perspective. Siegel’s looking to hire a Web 3.0 intern and says he’s developed a 28-page business plan for “a fund to start Web 3.0 companies here in New York City.” Anyone else have their Web 3.0 predictions ready?

In an earlier piece, on page 1 of the Times, Markoff used the term Web 3.0, to describe almost exactly what Freebase purports to be. So it stands to reason that we're looking at two points of vaporous hype that will someday be connected, probably by Markoff. Or maybe Tim O'Reilly, seeing the wri...

Apparently he missed my post last week, for There is no Web 3.0. The funny thing about my summation last year (Web 2.0 is Made of People!) is the web has always been that way -- and always will. At first glance, John seems to think the next web is made of machines. From the billions of documents that fo...

Just as the general public is learning about Web 2.0, and gaining a basic understanding of how it's different from what came before, along comes Web 3.0 . From the billions of documents that form the World Wide Web and the links that weave them together, computer scientists and a growing colle...