As you probably know, there are two sorts of people: those that think there are two sorts of people and those that don’t.
But there are definitely two types of company that build websites and it’s important you get the right one for the job.
As you probably know, there are two sorts of people: those that think there are two sorts of people and those that don’t.
But there are definitely two types of company that build websites and it’s important you get the right one for the job.
There are those in the marketing fraternity who are becoming sceptical about the power of citizen journalism and that brands can build equity using the blogosphere.
Well it is true that for every blog worth reading, there are a myriad of drivelling diatribes that are simply a waste of good electrons.
Google is rumoured to have set aside a $500m war chest when it bought YouTube, to defend itself from copyright infringement claims.
To keep YouTube free of offending material must be a bit like serving soup in a basket – sooner or later you are going to end up with a large dry cleaning bill.
You may have noticed the web seems to have broken out in spots.
Nearly every website that matters seems to have been infected with strange orange, square shaped pimples, all with the letters RSS next to them.
Last week’s sale of YouTube for some multiple of its user population had most of us mumbling under our breath “Why the heck didn’t I think of that?”
You didn’t have to be a Web2.0 expert to work out that if you let the public upload their wacky videos, others will want to watch then.
Many an Internet pundit has tried to explain to those still baffled by Web1.0 what Web2.0 is all about.
There are, in fact, as many definitions of Web2.0 as there are experts on the phenomenon that has been sweeping the web since the phrase was coined in 2004.