http://www.socialtechzone.com/wordpress/technology/web_2-0/ Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.socialtechzone.com/wordpress/technology/web_2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-618 Frank Tue, 01 Dec 2009 23:19:18 +0000 http://www.socialtechzone.com/wordpress/?p=634#comment-618 Thanks for this comment and having a different opinion! I do like when people disagree with me. It teaches me something I didn't know. It's hard for me to think of the internet back in 1993 because I was only 5 years old and hadn't interacted with a computer at that time. However, it's nice to know that the internet was being used quite frequently and a big thing back then as well! Thanks for this comment and having a different opinion! I do like when people disagree with me. It teaches me something I didn’t know. It’s hard for me to think of the internet back in 1993 because I was only 5 years old and hadn’t interacted with a computer at that time. However, it’s nice to know that the internet was being used quite frequently and a big thing back then as well!

]]> http://www.socialtechzone.com/wordpress/technology/web_2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-557 Meam Wye Mon, 23 Nov 2009 04:26:23 +0000 http://www.socialtechzone.com/wordpress/?p=634#comment-557 A good analysis, but I differ on two accounts: 'internet wasn’t a huge thing back in Web 1.0.' and 'You couldn’t write your own and be a part of the conversation'. Speaking from some experience as I have been using Internet since 1993, from the days of OFFLINE email (yup ... email was sent by the service provider twice per 24 hours and we were charge per KB!)and lynx browser. Internet back then was a huge thing as it is now. The instant access to a huge repository of information and the ability to interact with people thousands of miles away and share ideas with them were the major factors behind its immense popularity. Interaction was there ... forums, irc, BBS, usenet groups were present since the beginning and provided tremendous opportunities for interaction. It's only that web 2.0 has taken interaction to a new level, where no matter what you do online, interaction is part of that online experience. A good analysis, but I differ on two accounts: ‘internet wasn’t a huge thing back in Web 1.0.’ and ‘You couldn’t write your own and be a part of the conversation’. Speaking from some experience as I have been using Internet since 1993, from the days of OFFLINE email (yup … email was sent by the service provider twice per 24 hours and we were charge per KB!)and lynx browser. Internet back then was a huge thing as it is now. The instant access to a huge repository of information and the ability to interact with people thousands of miles away and share ideas with them were the major factors behind its immense popularity. Interaction was there … forums, irc, BBS, usenet groups were present since the beginning and provided tremendous opportunities for interaction. It’s only that web 2.0 has taken interaction to a new level, where no matter what you do online, interaction is part of that online experience.

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