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of course there is soemthing after Web 2.0 it''s just a phace that we are going through [reply|#permalink] 8-6-2007 7:15:02 by ernohannink Any idea in what direction ''the web'' will move? How (not what for) you and I will be using it in say ... 3 years? [reply] 18-6-2007 11:07:42 by entrepreneur
Some suggest that "We 2.0" is a better term. This says it all. We reached the final stage where we all are involved and in control. :-) Any other suggestions better than "Web 2.0?" [reply|#permalink] 3-6-2007 11:12:55 by FredZ uhm web 3.0? [reply] 3-6-2007 12:22:57 by Xander first: one starts site and add content, web2.0: one starts site and others add content, next: too many information, we tell web our preferences, web brings us asked info :-) [reply] 6-6-2007 15:30:59 by mudelta
What comes after web 2.0? [closed|#permalink] 30-5-2007 20:12:23 by FredZ ik denk niets! 30-5-2007 21:53:24 by Xander Dat meen je niet! Echt waar? 30-5-2007 22:23:04 by FredZ Zekers te weten 30-5-2007 22:29:36 by Xander Please answer in English (my Dutch is not THAT good) :-( 31-5-2007 13:01:07 by guest Sorry... I think 'web 2.0' is the last station 1-6-2007 16:18:02 by Xander Eh ... Should we worry about that? 1-6-2007 21:27:20 by FredZ uhm maybe? 1-6-2007 21:27:53 by Xander

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