His examples include: Mainstream media -> YouTube Mainstream press -> Blogs Microsoft Office -> Office 2.0 and eLearning 2.0 It certainly again raises the question of our changing role in a DIY world. It's easy for us to look at this and think about it as "those guys" being disrupted. However, it's growing rapidly. MORE >>

Fortunately that has changed significantly over the last few years, with gradually increasing state government support for the digital sector, and with the freshly-elected government giving every indication of taking it yet further. apps in BRW in 2007), and in turn to see the opportunity that led to Spreets. MORE >>

The whole Web 2.0 And I'm saying the semantic web won't work. And I was thinking about the edgy things of Web 2.0, Now - there are many technical reasons why I think the Semantic Web is a loser, along with some cultural and philosophical reasons. We'll post to these Web 2.0 thing. Can't work. MORE >>

Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Nice Vue • Been there, fun that › Future to Newspapers: Jump in the river October 19, 2007 in Future , Journalism | 42 comments Here’s the problem with most news: it isn’t. One of them will see that there’s a Live Web as well as a static one. MORE >>

84 comments Comments feed for this article Trackback link: [link] Privacy Concerns over Facebook Continue To Build | JOBMATCHBOX on November 26, 2007 at 4:16 pm [.] There needs to be a Wikipedia of social networking… Kaila Colbin on November 26, 2007 at 5:42 pm Doc, I’m with you and Jeneane: Facebook got it wrong on this one. MORE >>