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Actually, I would have to concur with the list being offered below. Many in the list being discussed are in dire need of coming about ASAP.

Are we headed for another DOT-COM bubble? Will we once again see a repeat of old mistakes with Internet companies? Some people out there believe it is quite possible.

You know, it’s about time. I think that Cingular is a long time overdue for making some changing to the mobile Internet access from their phones.

To be honest, I do not think that MS is totally out of luck when it comes to grasping the next big thing with Web services. While they are still getting their bearings, I believe that with one or two well placed services, a recovery could happen.

I do not think so. Speaking for myself, I will always use email over IM as it allows me more control over the time that I am required to respond - less rushing.

The indications are getting stronger with each passing day that MSN may just in fact, purchase AOL in order to better position themselves against Google.

Could Google be working on some sort of classified ad system here in the coming future? From the looks of their recent patents, signs are pointing to yes.

Happy Birthday, dear Internet! Happy birthday to you. Boy, had I known the Web’s birthday was coming, I would have gone out and purchased a gift or something!

What is Web 2.0? How about some examples in addition to trying to convince yourself that this is just a fad term that will go away much like ‘information age’?

To be honest, the idea of connecting to social content on a daily basis means very little to me other than the value it can provide in saving me in saving time or helping my business. Today, I wanted to share an article that I found that talks about Flickr, del.icio.us, audioscrobbler, etc and what they [...]

Just a few years ago, the idea of banking from home would have meant a few hours on the telephone or via postal mail. Today however, online banking has really changed our lives. This is especially true for small business people…

Sometimes the solutions that we need the most are the ones we least expect. Case in point below.

Not heard the term ‘mini-industry’ in quite some time. Still, the argument that such a thing does exist in the Web world does get one thinking…

I started hearing about Web 2.0 about a year ago. Probably shortly after the first conference of the same name. Since then, when someone writes about it, O’Reilly is almost always mentioned because the company puts on the conference. But in reality, what is happening on the Web isn’t something called Web 2.0.
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Is e-Learning a Web 1.0 concept or is it truly embracing the ideas behind Web 2.0 and all that it has to offer? How about this, read the article below and you can be the judge.

Think you know all there is to know about Spyware? Think again. Chances are that many aspects and concepts surrounding this problem have yet to be addressed. Then again, at least this article below begins to wrap their words around the problem.

So, is Web 2.0 really that different from the outdated Web 1.0? Many seem to think so and the following seems to iron much of this thinking out quite nicely.

Argh, which is it? Should we be worried that the Internet could come caving down around us or are we truly getting our feathers ruffled over nothing?

While I am a fan of blogging, including them with Yahoo News may not be the greatest idea in the world. I mean, talk about no checks and balances!

I don’t really care what others say Web 2.0 is. And to be frank, that in and of itself is also another definition of Web 2.0 - it is what you make it. Efficient, community oriented and yours.