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Assignment Three
The “What is Web 2.0” article was a bit hard for me to tackle. I understand the basic concepts of the internet, but many of the terminologies used were a bit confusing. I didn’t realize there were distinctions in the web (web 1.0 and 2.0) their purposes. Throughout this article it is noted the changes [...] Continue reading
Assignment #3
One thing I have noticed as I am browsing through plugins for the 3rd time, and perhaps reading The Web is Dead article helped make me notice this, is that many of the plugins are created so that you can easily incorporate social networks suck as Twitter, Facebook and Delicious into your blog. I guess this is just another marker of how much the Web has changed. I admit I did get a plugin for Twitter, so my posts are [...] Continue reading
Assignment #3 Where Could It Be?
Well I have completed assignment #3 and I guess I didn’t quite connect it to my actual blog spot, so for those of you who wanted to hear what I thought about O’Reilly’s essay entitled Web 2.0, Just click here. Once you get to the site locate the heading entitled Assignment #3, scroll down to [...] Continue reading
Assignment 3
O’Reilly’s article on Web 2.0 was interesting. It’s hard to believe that it was written almost five years ago! After reading it and seeing names like Amazon, Gmail, BitTorrent, and iTunes made me think it was relatively new. New as … Continue reading → Continue reading
Let’s Be Honest…I Really Know Nothing About the Web, Let Alone Web 2.0
Truth time! I was more than slightly overwhelmed when I first opened O’Reilly’s article about Web 2.0 and really did not want to read it. I actually watched a sermon last night before I read the article and another this morning before I started blogging about it. Oops. But once I really sat down and [...] Continue reading
What is Web 2.0? I don’t know!
After reading O’Reilly’s article, I still don’t think I can answer his title question. As it was written in 2005, I would like to see what he would say about internet today, but perhaps I should get more background and simple information before I go comparing. His opening paragraph talks about the ‘bursting of the [...] Continue reading
Assignment 3: What is Web 2.0? Review
In Tim O’Reilly’s What is Web 2.0?, O’Reilly talks at length about what it means to be a Web 2.0 company, how these companies continue to grow and survive, and how these new companies relate to older companies such as Netscape or Microsoft. The first thing that struck me after reading this article was that [...] Continue reading
Living on the Edge
“Leverage customer-self service and algorithmic data management to reach out to the entire web, to the edges and not just the center, to the long tail and not just the head.” -Tim O’Reilly, What is Web 2.0 In short, Web 2.0 is the web I’ve unknowingly watched come to fruition throughout my 21 year childhood [...] Continue reading
Living on the Edge
“Leverage customer-self service and algorithmic data management to reach out to the entire web, to the edges and not just the center, to the long tail and not just the head.” -Tim O’Reilly, What is Web 2.0 In short, Web 2.0 is the web I’ve unknowingly watched come to fruition throughout my 21 year childhood [...] Continue reading
Assignment #3- Response to Tim O’Reilly’s Essay
I don’t think I can whole-heartedly agree with the whole Web 2.0 theory. Now, I understand that new applications such as Napster and Wikipedia are more popular than “Web 1.0″ applications, but I don’t believe that they’re completely different entities that we can treat them as different eras of the internet. I don’t know if [...] Continue reading
