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  • + cathycheng06 cathycheng06 5 months ago

    Good slides presented a clearly picture of web 3.0.thanks.
  • + TrendsSpotting Taly Weiss 5 months ago
    Great presentation Richard.
    I think theres a lot between these two major trends: ’real time’ and ’open’.

    Have a look at reality television - as open as it can get - (and potentially anyone can be that talent) - the better it will be accepted (Susan Doyle)... and of course it all happens live!

    The web took it few steps ahead: Everyone can really play!
    - everyone can create and follow other’s create. (The stages are many)
    And
    - you better watch it today, for tomorrow there will be something else to watch.

    Won’t we get tired by year 2010?
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  1. Web 3.0: How’s That Panning Out Then… Web Technology Trends for 2009 and Beyond Presented by: Richard MacManus, Founder & Editor, ReadWriteWeb
    • http://www.readwriteweb.com
    • Daily coverage of Web Technology news, products & trends
    • Other ReadWriteWeb properties: ReadWriteStart (profiling startups and entrepreneurs), ReadWriteHire (news on tech & media job hires), ReadWriteTalk (podcast show)
    • ReadWriteWeb is among the 20 most popular blogs in the world (ref: Technorati)
    • Founder & Editor: Richard MacManus
    • RWW team: Bernard Lunn, Marshall Kirkpatrick, Alex Iskold, Sarah Perez, Frederic Lardinois, Jolie O’Dell, Lidija Davis, Phil Glockner, Doug Coleman, Sean Ammirati
  2. Web 2.0
    • Read/Write, two-way, anyone can be a publisher
    • Social Web
    • The term “Web 2.0” defines an era; like “Dot Com”
    • Search (Google, Alternative Search Engines)
    • Social Networks (MySpace, Facebook, OpenSocial)
    • Online Media (YouTube, Hulu, Last.fm)
    • Content Aggregation / Syndication (Bloglines, Google Reader, Techmeme, Topix)
    • Mashups (Google Maps, Flickr, Amazon)
    • Image credit: catspyjamasnz
  3. What’s Next? (Beyond Web 2.0)
    • Web Sites Become Web Services
      • “ Unstructured information will give way to structured information - paving the road to more intelligent computing.” ( Alex Iskold, ReadWriteWeb, Mar 07 )
      • Examples: Amazon E-Commerce API, del.icio.us API, Twitter API, Dapper, Yahoo! Pipes (scraping technologies)
      • Pages not center of Web now, Data & Services are
      • 90% of Twitter activity happens through its API
    • Intelligent Web = data is getting smarter ( ref: Nova Spivack, Twine, Oct 07 )
      • Semantic Web / Linked Data
      • Filters / recommendations
      • Personalization
    • Beyond PC - mobile, IPTV, physical world integration
  4. Web 3.0?
    • “ People keep asking what Web 3.0 is. I think maybe when you've got an overlay of scalable vector graphics […] on Web 2.0 and access to a semantic Web integrated across a huge space of data […]” Tim Berners-Lee , 2006
    • ” The Web of Openness . A web that breaks the old siloes, links everyone everything everywhere, and makes the whole thing potentially smarter .” Greg Boutin , May 2009
    • “ The Web 3.0 term misleads organizations by implying that a new version of the web is upon us.” Anthony Bradley , Gartner, April 2009
  5. Web 3.0 in a Nutshell
    • Cartoon by
    • Geek and Poke
  6. Web 3.0 or No, We’re Seeing Something New
    • There is a difference in the products we're seeing in 2009 compared to the ones we saw at the height of 'Web 2.0' (2005-08).
      • More products based on open, structured data e.g. Wolfram Alpha
      • More real-time e.g. Twitter, OneRiot
      • Better filters e.g. FriendFeed (and Facebook, which copies FF )
    • Open data, structured data, filtering content, real-time, personalization. These are all new or noticeable trends that we’re seeing on the 2009 Web.
  7. Google Search Options & Rich Snippets
    • Adding real-time search, structured data, & more to Google's core search.
    • Options: when user clicks on 'Show options...', a sidebar displays options including multimedia, reviews and time-based views.
    • Rich snippets: extract and show useful info from web pages; uses structured data open standards such as microformats and RDFa
    • Google evolving
      • more media and interaction on the Web in 2009
      • users are demanding real-time updates
  8. Linked Data
    • Linked Data: structured data, but not necessarily semantic
    • W3C Linking Open Data (LOD) project
    • The image illustrates participating data sets as of March 2009. E.g. Thomson Reuters' Open Calais project, Freebase, and DBpedia
    • Re-uses existing ontologies such as WordNet, FOAF, and SKOS
    • The data sets all grant access to their knowledge bases and link to items of other data sets.
    • Read more: The Web of Data: Creating Machine-Accessible Information ; Alexander Korth, ReadWriteWeb, April 2009
  9. Linked Data: Let A Thousand Flowers Bloom
    • Linked Data enables data to be opened up and connected so that people can build interesting new things from it. (via Tim Berners-Lee) Linked Data is Blooming ; ReadWriteWeb, May 2009

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