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Web 2.0

What's the future of the internet? Blogging, MySpace,Wikipedia, we, the internet users, are taking over.  
 
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rahungry (1 month ago) Show Hide
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NO WEB 2.0
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pograming languages is what makes web pages interactive illustrated or what ever they are today,web 2 is a technology that corporations and profit want to market and is full manipulation of the net.the freedom in the net exists so why to look elsewhere?take some time and think or even beter learn what web 2 is about.The corporations found a better way to market web 2 than the first atempt that was to stop anonymity and file sharing or the possibility that every one of us can post a page.
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Fantastic video. Web2.0 techniques and strategies have enabled me to develop a sustainable and profitable online business. I now teach others to do the same.
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This video totally sux and is a very poor depiction of Web 2.0 concepts, components and technologies.
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Brainwashing at the speed of light.
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NO WEB 2.0
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