We see lot of blogs like TechCrunch, Digital Inspiration, Tech Buzz (and many more) tracking the entire Web 2.0 space whereas few blogs like Engadget also try to give an insight into the non Web 2.0 space as well.This clearly gives an indication that Web 2.0 is in demand but analysts have different opinion..Keep on reading
Silicon India quotes “Most of the visitors to the (so called) Web 2.0 sites are Couch Potatoes and they are the guys who like to watch rather than create meaningful content.Definitely,Wikipedia lies in the (true) Web 2.0 space where 4.6% of all visits to Wikipedia pages are to edit entries on the site“
There are few more interesting reads on the entire Web 2.0 scenario and they are definitely worth having a look:
Interesting post aimed at triggering a healthy conversation on Web2.0 between the ‘Yeah-sayers’ and ‘nay-sayers.’
What prompted my leaving a comment on this post was Avnish Bajaj’s rather pessimistic outlook on Web2.0 in India. In my opinion, success of any “startup” (Web2.0 or otherwise) over the long haul would depend exclusively on the value / perceived value of the service or product in the marketplace.
I have explained the key differentiators of Web2.0 in my blog post at http://digitalrenaissance.blogspot.com/2006/04/web-2.html
i agree with ppl who say tht most ppl read content rather than create it…i have had a lot of ppl saying something like ‘why blog’ too…though they read blogs all the time!
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@Jackline:
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