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October 09, 2006

San Antonio News - Users, money shifting to participatory 'Web 2.0'

Users, money shifting to participatory 'Web 2.0'
L.A. Lorek, San Antonio News-Express

The new breed of Internet companies and online services revolve around people.

The Pew report points to Photobucket, a socially integrated photo service that requires users to upload, share and tag their photos as an example of a Web 2.0 company. It labels Kodakgallery, a traditional online photo site, as a Web 1.0 company. It also calls Wikipedia, an interactive encyclopedia, a Web 2.0 company, compared to Encarta Encyclopedia, another Web 1.0 company. The Web 2.0 companies are growing online traffic much more quickly than the traditional companies, according to the report.

More at:

http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/stories/MYSA101006.01E.Web.2683b61.html

Posted by Photobucket Staff on October 09, 2006 |

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