TechCrunch’s Web 2.0 Transcript - Edited Highlights and my take on Web 3.0

TechCrunch’s Web 2.0 Transcript - Edited Highlights and my take on Web 3.0

I went back to Michael Arrington s Web 2.0 interview video last night to check for recent comments. In case you missed it, TechCrunch invited 13 CEO s of Web 2.0 companies to talk in a fairly tight interview format. It s worth watching no matter where you stand on Web 2.0 (based on commentary from. on Web 2.0 - even to be willing to adopt the term with some degree of seriousness. This post is a little long but distilled - you get: some flashes of insight from among the Web 2.0 CEO buzz-speak (continues)

YouTube: Web 2.0 . The Machine is Us/ing Us.

This video is very cool (continues)

Move over YouTube.

for its videos to be available to hundreds of thousands of other sites. In the next few months, web users will be able to grab videos from nearly all MTV-owned sites and post them on their own blogs or websites, lessening the need to go to YouTube (continues)

Wired 15.03: Herding the Mob

On the Web, we let strangers tell us who to trust, what to read, and where to go. Which means your good name can be worth real money. And reputation hacking can be big business.

Tags: web 2.0, customer loyalty

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