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    1. Evolution of Mobile Services Web 3.0? Mobile 2.0? Cloud 1.0?
    2. Me
      • By day: SEO Specialist, Incisive Media
      • By night: Moblog.net, co-founder
      • Hours: Linkedin, Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Google
    3. “ The future is already here - it is just unevenly distributed” - William Gibson
    4. Many webs, many stories
      • Web 1.0 - the read web
        • http, smtp, ftp,
        • Reading about scoble’s kittens
      • Web 2.0 - the read/write web
        • RSS, Ajax, SOAP, XML
        • Uploading your own kitten
      • Web 3.0 - the decentralised read/write web
        • XFn, FOAF, A-GPS, Wifi,
        • Connecting to others via your kitten
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    8. Unlimited shelf space?
    9. Think about where your users really are… Search Social Aggregators Delicious StumbleUpon Twitter Facebook Digg Publish SEO Editorial Feeds Upload
    10. The reach of a typical website
    11. The reach of social networks
    12. The reach of search networks
    13. Why are they visiting these other destinations?
      • Downloading / Accessible
      • Web 1.0
        • Webmail
          • SMTP / POP3
        • Web search (Spiders)
        • Filesharing Networks
          • Napster, Limewire
        • Distributed computing
          • Torrent / SETI
      • Uploading / Engaging
      • Web 2.0
        • Feeds
          • XML / RSS
        • Rich interfaces
          • SOAP / AJAX
        • Discovery
          • Wikis
          • Server Side
          • Tags
        • Thin client layers
          • Mobile / iPods / PDAs
          • Blogs
        • Webservices
          • Mashups
          • Widgets
          • APIs
      • Embrace an evolutionary trend in online services.
        • Direct result of broadband
        • Migration from client side processing to server side computing
        • Coming of age: Web ‘page’ metaphor no longer makes any sense
        • “ Doorways” & “Portals” become “Streams” & “Rivers”
    14. Web 3.0 Synonomous with Semantics
      • Aggregation is core to web 3.0 innovation
      • Machine readable, human meaningful
      • Decentralised resources
      • Any access point
      • Threaded relevance
      • Unlimited meta data
    15. “ Google, we have a problem”
      • Persistently relevant - do such conditions ever exist?
      • Finding over searching - do humans trust machines?
      • Semantic relevance relies on decent metadata - but who creates it?
    16. Gazza izza footballer + hazza drinking problem
    17. Metacrap
      • Doctorow's seven insurmountable obstacles to reliable metadata are:
      • People lie
      • People are lazy
      • People are stupid
      • Mission Impossible: know thyself
      • Schemas aren't neutral
      • Metrics influence results
      • There's more than one way to describe something
    18. Whoa! Too much information.
    19. Managing meta-crap
      • Location data might be a good starting point to think about semantic data
      • Collaboration may be good way to gather meta data
      • From a user experience perspective location based services resemble meaningful connections generated by machines
      • Despite meta data crisis, we can simulate and infer reliability, via recommendation, referral & trusted sources
    20. Post from where I am to where my people be
    21. Collaborative Meta Data
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    23. Artful Mapping / Meaningful GPS
    24. Mobile Mashups
    25. Human meaningful
      • Discovery: friends in high places
      • Cultural identity: be yourself
      • Always on: All I care about all of the time
      • Live now: disrupt physical limits
        • where am I? where are you?
      • Omnipotence: Participate from wherever I am
      • Omnipresence: Niche networks to networked niches
    26. Transformation Takeaway
      • Think about where your users really are
        • visiting other sites via SERPs
        • socialising in networks
        • reading blogs
        • mobile
      • Why are they visiting these other destinations?
        • What tools do they need?
        • What platforms are they on?
        • What can you make use of?
        • APIs, apps, blogging, video, socnets, mobile
      • Thanks for listening!
      • Jonathan Allen
      • [email_address]
      • Twitter.com/jc1000000
      • Linkedin.com/in/jc1000000
      • +44 7946 636 439
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