How Web 2.0 changed the Guardian

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Hello. My name’s Bobbie - I’m technology correspondent at the Guardian Here to tell you how Web 2.0 has changed the way we think I hope all of you know the Guardian but I’m going to give you some context

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How Web 2.0 changed the Guardian Bobbie Johnson [email_address]
The Guardian
February 7,1958
CP Scott, 1846-1932
"to secure the financial and editorial of the Guardian in perpetuity" independence
1960s
2000s
1969
1997
2008
guardian.co.uk
1996
1999
2001
2008
larger audiences international recognition depth of coverage
“ all journalists work for the digital platform”
“ its demands [are] pre-eminent”
now for how
front end back end in between end
front end
Ev Williams, Blogger
Salam Pax
Comment is Free
social
free
openness
back end
R2
platform end
multimedia
collaborative
sharing
distribution
the new distribution
networked journalism
read/write
slow
fast
the predictable coda
revolution?
obligatory final laboured metaphor
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