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This document provides an overview of the evolution of the web from static websites to user-generated content and Web 2.0. It discusses the rise of blogs, social networks like Facebook and Twitter, user-generated content sites like YouTube, and virtual worlds like Second Life. The document also explores current trends like mobile access, microblogging on Twitter, and new technologies like netbooks and e-readers. It provides tips for keeping up with new developments by following thought leaders on Twitter and attending local technology events.
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- 1. Just What We Needed, Another Web 2.0 Presentation aka Web [Candle + Monkey] Created by: @jeffhilimire or @THEjdrewfeldman (that’s Twitter, folks)
- 3. Engauge is a consortium founded by direct marketing legend Stan Rapp to bring together the three most important marketing disciplines. Ten United Direct Impact Spunlogic Atlanta - Austin - Columbus - Orlando - Pittsburgh
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- 5. What are you looking for? Want to buy something? Stay in touch from anywhere…and instantly 1994-1998
- 6. Enough said. Let's share. The sum of all human knowledge. 1998-2001 What's on your mind? The first online social network.
- 7. Let's be friends! What are you doing? A virtual world. User- Generated Content 2.0 2001-PRESENT Facebook me.
- 11. WEB 2.0
- 12. THE WEB TODAY
- 13. SO WHAT IS WEB 2.0 ANYWAY?
- 14. SO WHAT IS WEB 2.0 ANYWAY?
- 15. SO WHAT IS WEB 2.0 ANYWAY? HTTP:// WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V =KAZZPFUD1CM
- 16. FIRST PIONEER OF WEB 2.0 (EFFECTIVELY)?
- 17. EXAMPLE 1: PEPSI / TROPICANA
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- 25. LINKED IN HAS MORE THAN 35 MILLION REGISTERED USERS
- 26. DIGG ATTRACTS MORE THAN 236 MILLION VISITORS EACH YEAR
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- 28. THERE ARE MORE THAN 250,000 INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL NETWORKS CREATED VIA NING
- 29. CNN i REPORT, LAUNCHED IN MARCH 2008, NOW HAS 250,000 CITIZEN JOURNALISM i REPORTS WORLDWIDE
- 30. MICROBLOGGING 11% OF US ONLINE ADULTS USE TWITTER
- 32. AND IT'S NOT JUST FOR KIDS ANYMORE
- 33. THREE IN FOUR U.S. ONLINE ADULTS NOW USE SOCIAL TOOLS TO CONNECT WITH EACH OTHER
- 34. FACEBOOK'S 35-54 YEAR- OLD DEMO IS DOUBLING EVERY TWO MONTHS
- 35. 20% OF 25-34 YEAR-OLDS ONLINE HAVE USED TWITTER
- 36. SO WHERE ARE WE GOING?
- 38. TODAY, VIRTUAL WORLDS ARE AN IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENT TOMORROW, THERE WILL BE AN IMMERSIVE WEB
- 40. OH YEAH, AND THERE’S THIS MOBILE THING HAPPENING
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- 42. SO, HOW DO I KEEP UP WITH ALL THIS?
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- 44. FOLLOW PEOPLE ON TWITTER TALKING ABOUT YOUR INTERESTS
- 45. UTILIZE TOOLS LIKE TWITSCOOP AND TWOPULAR
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- 48. What do YOU think?