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Old 02-27-2009
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what exactly is web1.0, web2.0, web3.0 ?
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Is it correct to say that a website's category is for example web1.0?
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Is it correct to say that we live in for example web2.0 Internet technology period?
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You are talking about terminology that was invented for the purpose of marketing and creating buzz words. There are no real definitions. The general understanding of web 2.0 is that content is not merely dynamic, but content is community-based and community-driven.

I've not heard of web 3.0.
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I think web 3.0 is like when you combine 3d technology, with mac 'n cheese, and you overclock it.
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I'm reading a Symantec Press book entitled Crimeware... by Jakobsson/Razman, and it talks about Web 2.0:

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Web services architectures have pushed past the web realm into other kinds of software in the enterprise
I think they are talking about SOA's (Service-oriented architectures) which I think run applications. It's the first I've really heard about it. Pretty cool nonetheless.
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See Web 2.0 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wikipedia and Google are your friends ... cheers, drl
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