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[Ricksegal.typepad.com] The Post Money Value: Web 2.0 != a check: The Web is both technology and culture, and, as culture, it moves so fast that it doesn't really exist outside the neologisms that describe it. When we look back on "Web 2.0"--and that will happen sooner rather than later-- we will likely say that it served as well as any other bit of shorthand to point (arbitrarily, non-descriptively) to a stage in the evolution of the Web during which the demands of the culture overshadowed our fascination with the technology.

 [Ming.tv] Flemming Funch's Weblog: Ming the Mechanic: Forrester is calling the resulting fall out of these changes Social Computing and it'll be interesting to see what the effects of the widepsread democratization of content and control will ultimately be a generation from now.From the comments to Dion's blog posting, it is obvious that there's a lot of disagreement. About half of them seem to think that Web2.0 is a useless buzzword that just muddles everything.

 [Oreillynet.com] O'Reilly -- What Is Web 2.0: A Web 2.0-style address book would treat the local address book on the PC or phone merely as a cache of the contacts you've explicitly asked the system to remember. Meanwhile, a web-based synchronization agent, Gmail-style, would remember every message sent or received, every email address and every phone number used, and build social networking heuristics to decide which ones to offer up as alternatives when an answer wasn't found in the local cache.

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