Web 2.0 Technologies
- Broadband connectivity
- Increase in downloadable media
- ‘Always on’ internet
- Hardware miniaturization
- Falling cost of Central Data Storage – leading to a lot more uploading and downloading of material.
Web 2.0 software
- · Blogs
- · Wikis
- · Social Bookmarking (delicious)
- · Media-Sharing Services (YouTube, iTunes)
- · Podcasting
- · Social Networking Sites (Facebook, LinkedIn)
- · Social Presence Systems (Twitter)
- · Collaborative Writing and Editing Tools (Google Docs and Spreadsheets, Gliffy)
- · Syndication and Notification Technologies (Google Reader, RSS)
- · Start Pages (NetVibes, iGoogle, Pageflakes)
- · Bricolage (the act of experimentally building new artefacts, e.g. adding widgets to the borders of your blog)
- · Mashups (Yahoo Pipes)
Why do these technologies matter?
Because they are catalyzing a massive growth in user engagement.
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