The era of web 2.Over
A contrary view of the direction of Web 2.0 ...
"Tim O'Reilly's new essay on What is Web 2.0 has a lot of great insight and summarization in it. But, it firms my commitment to the idea that, other than as an forward thinking attitude among enthusiastic web technologists between 2002 and early 2005, "web 2.0" is now nothing more than a term for the popular technologies / technology-business of the recent year or so.
From my point of view, I'd say: it's web 2.Over! But, taking into account that I tend to be a bit impatient with these things, maybe it's more accurate to say that web 2.0 is, at this very moment, just jumping the shark.
My main critique here is: "web 2.0" is now a purely retrospective concept. It has little to do with a "next generation" future, other than in the sense that what has been popular in the recent past will likely continue to be so in the near future." continued ... (Via iCite)
"Tim O'Reilly's new essay on What is Web 2.0 has a lot of great insight and summarization in it. But, it firms my commitment to the idea that, other than as an forward thinking attitude among enthusiastic web technologists between 2002 and early 2005, "web 2.0" is now nothing more than a term for the popular technologies / technology-business of the recent year or so.
From my point of view, I'd say: it's web 2.Over! But, taking into account that I tend to be a bit impatient with these things, maybe it's more accurate to say that web 2.0 is, at this very moment, just jumping the shark.
My main critique here is: "web 2.0" is now a purely retrospective concept. It has little to do with a "next generation" future, other than in the sense that what has been popular in the recent past will likely continue to be so in the near future." continued ... (Via iCite)
Where is Web 2.0 going?
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