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[Ptah Dunbar.com] If you don’t know javascript, now’s the time to learn it!: This Web2.0 hype has raised the standards as far what users expect from a web application. You really can’t build an app and expect it to succeed if you don’t add some AJAX to spice it up.

 [The "Meta" Internet: The genesis of a "virtual" Silicon Valleys leveraging the power of the Internet.] How the Wikipedia 3.0: The End of Google? article reached 2 ...: [”¦] On top of that, we don’t get it.  We all feel entitled to an opinion in this democratic age.  Like the taxi driver, we do not realise that we cannot think.  We all feel that our opinion on - for example - evolution is as valid as the next person, even if the next person is a geneticist or an anthropologist or a palaeontologist and we aren’t.  In fairness, the failure is in our education system where people are encouraged to ”˜think for themselves’ without being taught how to think critically or being given the basic tools of analysis.  This is the downside of democracy.  We dumb down to our lowest common denominator.  I am not going to argue against democracy: as Amyarta Sen points out, it is the only demonstrable safeguard against famine for a start. [”¦]

[Digital photography terms] As a Multimedia Phone User: Blog about Web2.0 in DoD. http://www.myspace.com/akajedi; http://www.divinepassion.blogspot.com/. http://www.swingoutdc.com. Swing Dancing in Washington DC! http://www.attifood.com. Video Food Blog, Home of Hot Chocolypto ...

[apophenia] Why Web2.0 Matters, Round Two: all aboard!" :) Mainly because I believe that with focusing on the new ideas and energy that are being tried out right now (many of which will probably not work and be forgotten by year's end) we are in danger of disregarding (yet again) what are the issues around large-scale adoption and use of technologies and the rifts along the borders between people who have an idea of what Web2.0 is and those that do not.

[Tummyrumble, Manne's food blog] Web2.0 hype (finally) dropping off?: though, you would think someone working with what I do would love the attention the web has been getting again the past two years. Well, I just can't stand the hype, in any industry.

 [SheeleyTech] Web2.0 and Mortar: Now that the hype has come and gone and regular retail still remains. Now most businesses have an online and a store presence or also known as “click and mortar”.

 [Jana Technology Services Blog] Enterprise Mashups Hurtle Toward Mainstream: As with many Internet-driven technologies, mashups got their wings in the consumer space, with enterprising programmers splicing Google Maps with retail information or some such configuration.But Bradley said businesses are increasingly using mashups to improve workflow efficiencies at a time when knowledge workers are looking to get information faster. The major benefit of mashups is rapid application development, he said.

[ryos's blog] Web2.0 bubble slowing down?!: I believe webapps, or shall I say the "thin client" concept where you can drive a lot of useful application through a single web browser, has a lot to offer going forward.

 [Senor Pablo's Wax Musuem] Web 2.0 I$ About Money: All the accessibility experts I talk to via mailing lists and blogs agree that automated tools are not sufficient for judging accessibility. Accessibility is best judged by user testing, and by actively comparing the work against the specs.

 [Web2.0 Entrepreneur] Entrepreneurs”¦ the time is now: Seriously, there’s never been a better time to start a Web2.0 bussiness than today. Maybe people have been saying this since last year during the Web2.0 bubble burst, but if I were to compare between last year and now, I personally think that the current year is the better time to venture yourself in this field.

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