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Nice quality post though, Matt. This is what sets Venturebeat apart from the herd.
VentureBeat is wondeful, You believe what in my country to do the same?
Kinds Regards
Daniel Varela (Chile SouthAmerica)
http://danielvarela.blogspot.com
You asked if Web 2.0 is a new bubble. I don't think so, because of the relatively small amounts of money being investedin each one.
As for what Web 2.0 means, I'll repeat the definition supplied in the study by VentureOne:
"Companies included in this study have a business model that revolves around a dynamic interface facilitating participation through such methods as user-created content, networking, and collaboration. Applications used include podcasting, tagging, blogs, social networking, mashups, and wikis. Technologies used in these applications include: AJAX, RSS, SOA, CSS, XHTML, Atom, and rich Internet applications."
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