What is the difference between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0?
Web 2.0 is about the development of feed aggregatorsAutomatic aggregators: algorithms are used to collect and group similar content. Manual aggregators: people review and post similar content to a websiteCategories: shopping, news, entertainment and search
Web 3.0 is about technoligical solutions and orderTechnological Layer:API Services, Aggregation services (bundles API services), Application services (applications are developed using functionality from multiple services)
Also, below is a summary of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 by Tom Williams.
Web 2.0 was about opening up User-Generated Content ("UGC"). The barriers to create and propagate content (including entire websites) have dropped so low, that we're awash in UGC. We have a handful of sites that have become dominant aggregators of UGC and their focus must now be connecting their customers to the content they want in the most painless way possible. The role of aggregator and mashups have created a new relationship for all media. There was VERY LITTLE actual technology built in the Web 2.0 world.
Web 3.0 will be technology-driven and about creating reputation and order for UGC. eBay's purchase of StumbleUpon, our creation and subsequent licensing discussions of our new UGC reputation management system all speak to the beginning of Web 3.0.
Web 2.0 will continue to propagate content. But there will be very few new winners though the Web 2.0 establishment will crown many new "micro-winners:" Winners who rise to the top within specific sites.
But the new play is in Web 3.0. And it should be exciting and refreshing that the discussion is returning to real technology. At least for some of us.
What is the difference between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0?
Web 2.0 is about the development of feed aggregators
Automatic aggregators: algorithms are used to collect and group similar content.
Manual aggregators: people review and post similar content to a website
Categories: shopping, news, entertainment and search
Web 3.0 is about technoligical solutions and order
Technological Layer:API Services, Aggregation services (bundles API services), Application services (applications are developed using functionality from multiple services)
Also, below is a summary of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 by Tom Williams.
Web 2.0 was about opening up User-Generated Content ("UGC"). The barriers to create and propagate content (including entire websites) have dropped so low, that we're awash in UGC. We have a handful of sites that have become dominant aggregators of UGC and their focus must now be connecting their customers to the content they want in the most painless way possible. The role of aggregator and mashups have created a new relationship for all media. There was VERY LITTLE actual technology built in the Web 2.0 world.
Web 3.0 will be technology-driven and about creating reputation and order for UGC. eBay's purchase of StumbleUpon, our creation and subsequent licensing discussions of our new UGC reputation management system all speak to the beginning of Web 3.0.
Web 2.0 will continue to propagate content. But there will be very few new winners though the Web 2.0 establishment will crown many new "micro-winners:" Winners who rise to the top within specific sites.
But the new play is in Web 3.0. And it should be exciting and refreshing that the discussion is returning to real technology. At least for some of us.
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