Tag - web 2.0
Radar Networks was founded in 2003 by Web visionary Nova Spivack and is pioneering the Semantic Web called as Web 3.0 with a new platform for the next-generation of Web applications.
That is termed as TWINE. In simple terms, Twine will provide a...
Web has become a significant part of our lives. That is why we see one or the other website being launched daily. Such a site is SocialXperience or SXP but why we are featuring it here is because of the fact that it has a very interesting concept. It...
Thousands employees in several UK companies are being strictly instructed not to use Web 2.0 sites, especially Facebook due to the perception that the use of social networking sites has nothing to do with productivity of the companies....
Social networking is one of the great phenomena of Web 2.0. MyThings is a service that aims at creating an online portfolio of treasured belongings. The site offers you an easy-to-use place to catalog your belongings and track them online. The site...
Hardly a day passes when we don't hear of any site integrating the social networking elements. Now, Singles.com, the site that claims to offer the most respected objective dating site reviews, has gone web 2.0ish. The site has now incorporated many...
Boasting the 'cross-domain drag and drop' capability, the new startup Zude claims to be the "Switzerland of the social Web." Well, the site allows anyone to create a web page for any pet purpose.
Zude hopes to redefine web 2.0 with superior...
YouTube recently got banned in Turkey and then the ban was lifted after two days. Earlier, Victoria, the second most populous state in Australia announced to ban YouTube in 1,600 government-owned schools. Now, YouTube users in Thailand were being...
Online newspapers are in full swing these days. A recent research conducted by an Internet media and market research company named Nielsen//NetRatings has revealed that the web traffic to the pages of the top 10 online newspapers grew 210 percent year in...
Similar to other Web 2.0 services, the blog is distinguished as a promising industry in China. With its vigorous inter-communication distinctiveness founded on every web-user being a sender of messages and additional aspects of info, the latest online...
Internet has become a threat to the future of newspapers. The emergence of citizen journalism has deteriorated the newspaper circulation.
People associated to traditional media are well aware of this so they have found a solution in the problem...
On November 3, we reported YouTube founder Chad Hurley telling an audience that by the end of 2007, YouTube can deliver user-generated short clips to mobile devices. Within days the news that the No 2 telecom company in US, Verizon and YouTube were...
Vibely is the latest kid on the block offering niche social networking. This Washington DC-based startup is an attempt to connect venues and events. It has almost everything that you can expect from a social network like profile pages with pictures,...
Web 2.0 is about users' choice and democracy. Towing the line, a new site A site ArtFaceOff offers artists to compete with each other and win a prize.
It works this way - an artist can register and upload the images his work and tag it appropriately....
I have always been a believer of the theory that page impressions do not mean much. However, with the new Web 2.0 phenomenon, whatever relevance page impressions have or had is fading away fast.
E-consultancy has a very valid article on the relevance...
The virtual battle between the new online media and the traditional media is getting fierce with new online media seems to be outstripping the traditional media in the near future. Though I am not saying that the online 'New Media' revolution will...
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