Tag Archives: web2.0

Trust as key element in Web 2.0

I read John Battelle’s Searchblog: Don’t Look Now, But It’s Happening. It’s about one of the most important points of Web 2.0. Trust. In a Web 2.0 environment you are supposed to “outsource” services and data to third parties. But … read more →

del.icio.us is down…

del.icio.us is down for some hours (or maybe more?) now. It is so annoying when you have become to depend on a service and it is down… I will pospone today’s browing until del.icio.us is up again.

Top Ten Web 2.0 Moments of 2005

Richard MacManus sums it up: Top Ten Web 2.0 Moments of 2005. I just have the feeling that 2005 is not over for Web 2.0. So many exciting things happening at such a fast pace!

Google Homepage API

Google released their Google Homepage API. At first I just bookmarked it -one more cute feature. Then I realized what a groundbraking idea this is. What Google is actually saying is: Use our engine, build your app and we will … read more →

I’m so excited!

I feel that during the last couple of months the Web is changing fast. It looks like users, developers and enterpreneurs are much more mature on what the Web means and what it is good for. First, we tried to … read more →

Yahoo! buys del.icio.us

del.icio.us: y.ah.oo! Great news! Yahoo! is doing some really good moves lately and is moving fast to Web 2.0. (del.icio.us and Flickr, wow, the posibilities are endless!)

Search Engines: who’s the sexiest of them all?

I was listening to Kjell Nordstrom (author of Karaoke Capitalism: Managing for Mankind ) a couple of days ago. One of the most interesting things he said (kind of obvious once you are exposed to the idea) was that there … read more →

How long until “Internet search” is decentralized?

I came across this blog. Their problem? Many eBay UK shop (store) owners are complaining their traffic is massively down in the last 6-8 weeks since Google’s Jagger 1/2/3 update apparently removed millions of eBay items from the SERPS. It … read more →

Web2.0 Products I need :-)

Richard MacManus has an interesting article about Web 2.0 Products We Need (But Which Don’t Exist Yet). Regulars of this blog will already know my list, but here it is in titles (all 3 of them!): 1. A service that … read more →

Web services business models

I liked Webjillion’s Will Your New, Favorite Web Application Last?, straight to the point. Web services is all about building value on top of services you do not (usually) own or control. Does this make sense? Is there a (development/business) … read more →