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Explanation of Web 2.0
August 15th, 2008
by Cleve Miller
There are many definitions including the O’Reilly one, and much debate on whether the phrase “web 2.0″ actually has meaning, or is nothing but useless hype.
But here’s the best definition I’ve seen in a while, from the brilliant Jessica Hagy:
