What makes Web2.0 different?
Thanks to Allanah who pointed me to the above clip from Ewen McIntosh's blog. It's quite clever really, and illustrates well the ways in which Web2.0 enables us to do things that we've never been able to do before!.
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Excellent example of the "traditions" into which many of "Generation.Com" have been born. Thanks for sharing Allanah; thanks for re-posting Derek.
Posted by: Jason Young | February 6, 2007 10:54 PM