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Monday, November 13, 2006
From Web 2.0 to Web 3.0
Several hundred (even thousands) sites claim to be part of the growing web 2.0 world.
What is the nature of these sites? Sharing, aggregating, rating, posting, communicating... They are all about people and what they want to do in the web.
BUT, and there is a big BUT, will these sites ever reach to an economic success? I doubt it.
Some of them will be bought but some giant - Google, Yahoo, Microsoft.
Some of them will gain success in leveraging their traffic into cash using one or another advertisement model.
Very few of them will bring a new message, a new approach.
For me, the next approach will be to connect the on line experience to the real world. To create a complementary experience to the real world experience.
It can be a complementary shopping experience, complementary sports experience, complementary learning experience.
We are living in the real world. The on line world we are experiencing can be very tricky. It is yet not the real thing (Until we will meet in the matrix again...).
Web 2.5 will be the complementary service world, and Web 3.0 will be the combination between the real world and the online world, which will act in synergy.
I will not cover any sites here, yet I will mention some. Those I will mention will be sites that will offer the next step.
For those who want a web 2.0 cover , I can recommend TechCrunch
What is the nature of these sites? Sharing, aggregating, rating, posting, communicating... They are all about people and what they want to do in the web.
BUT, and there is a big BUT, will these sites ever reach to an economic success? I doubt it.
Some of them will be bought but some giant - Google, Yahoo, Microsoft.
Some of them will gain success in leveraging their traffic into cash using one or another advertisement model.
Very few of them will bring a new message, a new approach.
For me, the next approach will be to connect the on line experience to the real world. To create a complementary experience to the real world experience.
It can be a complementary shopping experience, complementary sports experience, complementary learning experience.
We are living in the real world. The on line world we are experiencing can be very tricky. It is yet not the real thing (Until we will meet in the matrix again...).
Web 2.5 will be the complementary service world, and Web 3.0 will be the combination between the real world and the online world, which will act in synergy.
I will not cover any sites here, yet I will mention some. Those I will mention will be sites that will offer the next step.
For those who want a web 2.0 cover , I can recommend TechCrunch
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Long time has passed
Hi again,
Long time has passed since I last wrote here.
The truth is I had a very intensive year. Now, I hope, I will have more time to spend here.
ciao
Long time has passed since I last wrote here.
The truth is I had a very intensive year. Now, I hope, I will have more time to spend here.
ciao
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Ajax...
Ajax...
All around we hear it.
It has been around for years, but just now, it has gotten mature enough to use it widely and wisely.
So what is so great in using javascript, XML and DHTML that is so exciting?
Not suprisingly, it is NOT the technoly itself. It is the user experience that can be upgraded by using this technolgy.
User experience is everything in the web.
Some years ago, people didn't want to wait more than 5 (or 8 or 10.. who counts?) seconds for a web page to load.
Today, not only we don't want to wait, we want it all in the same page. We want to see what we choose. Not only that, but also we want to control the information and publish our insights, thoughts, excitements, photos. We want it to be easily navigated, easily used and easily viewed.
Ajax makes it happen.
All around we hear it.
It has been around for years, but just now, it has gotten mature enough to use it widely and wisely.
So what is so great in using javascript, XML and DHTML that is so exciting?
Not suprisingly, it is NOT the technoly itself. It is the user experience that can be upgraded by using this technolgy.
User experience is everything in the web.
Some years ago, people didn't want to wait more than 5 (or 8 or 10.. who counts?) seconds for a web page to load.
Today, not only we don't want to wait, we want it all in the same page. We want to see what we choose. Not only that, but also we want to control the information and publish our insights, thoughts, excitements, photos. We want it to be easily navigated, easily used and easily viewed.
Ajax makes it happen.
Technologies
Having spent some years in the development and marketing arena, I've seen technologies evolve.
Here I will write my thoughts about these evolving technologies, the relationships between technologies and applications which applies.
Here I will write my thoughts about these evolving technologies, the relationships between technologies and applications which applies.
Monday, December 26, 2005
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