May 29, 2006

Web 2.0 is at least 7 years old

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Ewan points me to a Web 2.0 article in 1999...

Hi Loic

That was a very good article on business.com. At least it assures me as I have been fighting hard to prove in my friendly surrounding that web 2.0 existed for at least more than 5 years. One need to read Castells seminal work (which was written even before Oreilly's discovery) to see that it existed before. The practice itself has changed with new products and new services with the information sharing, but overall it's quite a long time since we have it.

Cheers

sanweb, June 04, 2006 at 16:50

And I think that the rising trend of mix between Internet and TV is actually the beginning of Web3.0. So, bye bye Wen2.0.

Million Dollar Hosting, June 26, 2006 at 18:09

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