1. What is Web 2.0?
1) Open source infrastructure
- the notion infrastructure similar to Google, Yahoo, Amazon and eBay APIs
- but by small companies or non-profits
- APIs and schemas that others can build on top of
- ourmedia.org, delicious, webjay, flickr, ping-o-matic
2) Long-tail
- a term coined by Chris Anderson, editor of Wired
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.10/tail.html
- refers to the majority of people who will never become big, but who count
- or to the majority of content ? which is not big ? but counts ? as well
- these are the people and the products and services who wil utilize open source infrastructure
3) Open standards
- HTML, RSS, OPML, rdf, FOAF, Atom,
- XSPF, microformats, RVW, mRSS
- APIs and schemas
4) Micro-content publishing
- the notion that blogging is just the FIRST micro-content
- structured blogging
- and that there will be others:
- Events
- Reviews
- Lists
- Listings
- Topics/Tags
- People
- Media
2. Learning from past mistakes
1) You do not own the end user
- common mistake from Web 1.0
- just getting someone’s name on a list of registrations means nothing
2) Content is more than just Hollywood
- the Long Tail meets Napster, Bittorrent and 1,000 other new distribution channels
- blogging, vlogging, podcasting
3) Follow the money, bottom line matters
- other common mistake ? no focus on profits
- this time ? most people are bootstrapping, forgoing VC money
- milk the tit of the blogosphere ? data mining
3. Mating dinosaurs
1) Connected islands equals archipelago
- lots of islands of functionality right now
- open standards are the causeways and bridges to connect together the islands of functionality
2) Small furry creatures
- get out of the way of the lumbering dinosaurs
- who survived the ice age?
- all innovation comes from small companies right now
- pathway to liquidity is via being acquired
'Web 2.0'에 해당되는 글 1건
- 2005/07/24 블로초 Web2.0 By Mark Canter
TAG Web 2.0

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