Nobody knows what Web 2.0 really is
By Simon Bisson & Mary Branscombe in Editorial
Posted in Business, Enterprise, Web browser, Futures, Google, Internet on
Well, Tim O’Reilly has an idea, because he came up with the term. And the new O’Reilly Web 2.0 consulting practice ought to know. In fact one of the reasons the company set up the consultancy arm is to get everyone to agree on a definition, because we can’t have a good conversation about the
Comment by Usha Shah - April 27, 2008 on 1:49 am
For some time I have been wondering what this phrase ‘web 2 ‘ is. Now I understand it. Alos inever realised the power of web 2 for online companies.
I am an amateur user of computer and internet.
Comment by - August 26, 2008 on 11:25 am
We recently offered a similar perspective:
Just What Does “Web 2.0″ Mean, Anyway?
http://www.pervasivepersuasion.com/webdesignmiamiflorida/1011.php
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