The document discusses the concept of Web 2.0, which was coined in 2005 and refers to online services that emphasize user-generated content, heavy interaction, and sharing. It describes four key elements of Web 2.0 - prosumer participation, connectedness, APIs, and remote data storage. Examples of Web 2.0 applications and trends are given, such as user-generated content on sites like YouTube, Flickr, and blogs. The growth of new information and how Web 2.0 is changing models of communication are also briefly touched on. The document concludes by discussing how businesses can leverage Web 2.0 applications and services.

1. for Business : Revealing the Best Kept Secrets Sarah “Intellagirl” Robbins August 10, 2007 Web 2.0

2. Web 2.0: Coined by Tim O’Reilly in 2005

3. What is Web 2.0 ? Spans all connected devices Continually-updated Gets better the more people use it “ Architecture of Participation” Rich user experiences Engagement with your users Opens data and services for re-use by others Applications that reside in the space “between” devices Death of the “personal” computer

4. 4 Elements of Web 2.0 Prosumer-Participation

5. 4 Elements of Web 2.0 Connectedness

6. 4 Elements of Web 2.0 API: Application Program Interface

7. 4 Elements of Web 2.0 Remote data storage

8. 4 Elements of Web 2.0 Prosumer-Participation Connectedness API: Application Program Interface Remote data storage

9. Prosumer-Participation

10. Remote data storage

11. Connectedness

12. API

13. Examples of Web 2.0 -ness

14. User- Generated Content

15. Data Storage

16. Social

17. Googlemaps Attendee list from registration page Technorati Del.icio.us Flickr Mashup

18. Immersive

19. Web 2.0 is changing the world

20. YouTube produces over 3250 hours of content every day That’ s the equivalent of 135 always-on TV channels 91% is NEW content

21. 71 million blogs

22. There are over 60 BILLION e-mail messages sent each day

23. 40 exabytes (40 Billion Gigabytes) of unique new information will be generated worldwide this year. That's more than the entire Library of Congress ... a LOT more ... = 296,000 Libraries of Congress

24. Wikipedia has 1.8 million English articles Over 600 million words 15x Britannica

25. Changing Models of Communication

32. Let’s see an example

33. Once upon a time… …

34. EUREKA!

36. You won’t believe what I just heard on NPR!

38. Meanwhile…

50. SALES!!!!!

51. Break Time! After the Break: Web 2.0 and YOUR Business

52. Web 2.0 and YOUR Business Apps you can start using today!

53. Google: Gmail

54. Google: Docs

55. RSS Reader

56. Del.icio.us

57. Firefox Post to Del.icio.us Easy Google Search Multiple Tabs Notebook Zotero Music Controls Custom Sidebar Add-ons

58. LinkedIn

59. Web 2.0 + Your Business + Media Sauce = Success ! How can we help you?

60. Website Feeds and Widgets

61. Facebook Apps

62. Custom Mashups Instant Resource Location

63. Second Life

64. Multi-App Networks

65. Business is Changing Are you ready?

67. Want to know more?