Web 2.0 - a buzzword? Learn about rich internet applications, service orientated architectures and the social web in my presentation for my English course.
Web 2.0 - a buzzword? Learn about rich internet applications, service orientated architectures and the social web in my presentation for my English course.
Web 2.0 - a buzzword? Learn about rich internet applications, service orientated architectures and the social web in my presentation for my English course.
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007
1. Definition web 2.0 in quotes A buzzword that collects multiple changes in the usage and understanding of the internet, made famous by Tom O’Reilly (wikipedia.com)
“Web 1.0 was about commerce. Web 2.0 is people”
Ross Mayfield
“Web 2.0 is a state of mind. It’s a zen thing. “ Andy Budd
“an emerging network-centric platform to support
distributed, collaborative and cumulative creation by its users” John Hagel
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007
Definition & goals Supports social interaction
Encourages user participation
Enhanced user experience
Open data
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007
Ways towards these goals RIA – Rich Internet Applications New software like Ajax and flash make new online applications possible google docs, video streaming SOA – Service orientated architectures Feeds, RSS, mashups Provide informations without technical frontiers Social Web – interaction with the user tagging, podcast, Wiki, blogging, Feedback
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Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007 2. Web 2.0 applications A zen thing? AltaVista vs. Google Hotmail vs. Yahoo Mail
Ofoto vs. Flickr
Mp3.com vs. iTunes
Geocities vs. Blogger
MapQuest vs. Google Maps
Encarta vs. Wikipedia
Netscape vs. Firefox
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Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007 Features of web 2.0 applications Infoware, not software, service not product Open data exchange – make it easy to use data outside the confines of the application, to re-use, to re-mix, across devices User-created and user-owned data (creative commons) Collective intelligence (PageRank, folksonomies, popularity) user contribution (reviews, comments), community and sense of ownership Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007 3. Critiscism of web 2.0 “None of us are as dumb as all of us.” unknown –> is there a real wisdom of crowds - wikipedia?
Web 2.0 is just a marketing label for
techniques existing since many years
Second bubble (The Economist)
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007
4. Actual developments
Facebook value stated $15 billion (1.6%
sold to microsoft for $240 million) OpenSocial initiative for standards: google unites xing, myspace, … Online advertisement market believed to double in the next three years (spiegel.de) Five of ten most popular sites in English are Web 2.0 (alexa.com) Newspapers online – only free content works Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007 5. Web x.x The future The web is changing from a document delivery system to an application platform
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007
Sources (1) Wikipedia.com, (2) Andy Gutman and (3) Michael Wesh on youtube.com, (4) telepolis.de, scill.de, (5) Tim O’Reilly and a lot more which are not quoted
Presentation by Sebastian Olényi for English, ESBS, 12/11/2007