The History Of Web 2.0 - Part 4

In the dark mediaval times Web 2.0 was kind of an underground culture.

See also part 3.

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A Revolutionary New Project

After Larry Sanger has announced The Citizendium (see Nicholas Carrs blog post) this is just a guess what he will announce in a few years.

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The History Of Web 2.0 - Part 3

If you wondered why all Web-2.0-site-names end with 'r' here's the solution.

See also part 2.

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The Podnoses - Episode 14

See also episode 13.

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The Market For Web 2.0 Companies

As posted by Donna Bogatin and Dan Farber Mr. Web 2.0 Michael Arrington divided the Web 2.0 companies in winners (got acquired) and the others.
Here is my guess for a reasonable price list.

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The History Of Web 2.0 - Part 2

But it was not only fun in the very very early years of Web 2.0.
See also Part 1.

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The History Of Web 2.0 - Part 1

From the very beginning of the mankind Web 2.0 has played a huge role.

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Learn From The Masters

The Patricia Dunn story goes on (see Scobleizer). To survive she should learn from the masters.

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The Wiki Maoism

Dana Blankenhorn has posted about Jaron Laniers column "DIGITAL MAOISM: The Hazards of the New Online Collectivism".

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Will HP Akquire Facebook?

I'm not an analyst but I guess it would be quite reasonable for HP to akquire Facebook. They could use it to solve their problems with leakers.

(About the leaker story see e.g. the Scobleizer, he's constantly blogging about it.
About the Facebook story see Techcrunch.)

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The Facebook Family 2

Facebook endorses privacy and gives the users the ability to opt out of the "attention stream" (see Techcrunch).

See also the first part of The Facebook Family.

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The Wikipedian Churches

Nick Carr posted several times about the Wikipedian philosophies (see "Deletionists, inclusionists and delusionists" and "Small pieces unjoined"). Maybe it's getting more and more important which of these Wikipedian churches you belong to.

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The Podnoses - Episode 13

See also episode 12.

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Times Recur

By watching the Digg discussion about aristocrats and noneternals (see Nick Carr and Techcrunch) it's good to know that even Web 2.0 is done by Mankind 1.0.


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The Facebook Family

With the new Facebooks feeds users will be in between the "attention stream" (see the Techcrunch post). They will love it.


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The Web 2.0 Discoint

After Web 2.0 has become cheap enough (Huckabuck is sold on eBay and the highest bid is - 2 days before end - 8,300 $, see e.g. Rob Hofs blog post) it's a nice present for christmas.

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The Podnoses - Episode 12

See also episode 11.


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The Unsolved Problem

Christoper Locke, Dave Winer and Robert Scoble faced the problem to decide whether the New New Internet event is real or a parody.
What does that say about Web 2.0?

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The Long Tail Opportunity

The Long Tail is widely discussed (see e.g. Rough Type). But no one sees the real opportunity in it.


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The Podnoses - Episode 11

See also episode 10.


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The Latest Judgment

The Web 2.0 trend might lead into a dead-end (like Tom Foremski posted).
But after you've ended dead it may give you some reasonable arguments before the Latest Judgment.

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The Podnoses - Episode 10

See also episode 9.

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It's Not Over

As Marshall Kirkpatrick (TechCrunch) and James Yu reported has Digg forced DiggGames.com to cease using Digg in its name. DiggGames.com moved to games1.org.
I wonder why no one has "1" trademarked.

The Podnoses - Episode 9

See also episode 8.

Every Age Has Its Own Jobs

After SOA is available for Dummies (see Steve Hamms blog post) we're all looking forward to even more SOA-VPs, -Managers, ... and the like. I'm curious how long it will take until they will face the same destiny as the e-Business-Incubators from the end of the last millenium.

The Podnoses - Episode 8

See also episode 7.

0.0 + 0.0 = 2.0

Paul Kedrosky wonders about the small amount of Web 2.0 company failures. Rob Hof says it's just to early but the carnage is about to come.
I think also we're still in the weird phase. The wake-up phase has not begun.

The Podnoses - Episode 7

See also episode 6.

The Unfulfilled Dream

Steve Gillmor rarely spends links (even in his contribution to the actual Nick-Carr-Dispute). Michael Arrington calls Nicholas Carr an asshole but spends him a link. There really a strange caste at the top of the blog hierarchy.
Getting a link from them is a (mostly) unfulfilled dream of the most B, C, D-blogger.

The Podnoses - Episode 6

See also episode 5.