Linked by Adam S on Tue 7th Nov 2006 12:58 UTC
Editorial We are on the brink of a very exciting time. The buzzword-friendly "Web 2.0" is here, and it's most punctuated by three terms: social networking, AJAX, and RSS. Nothing about these things is inherently new - AJAX existed as an ActiveX control present in Microsoft's Outlook Web Access long ago, social networking has existed for some time via sites like Friendster, and RSS is just a style of XML, which has been floating around in mainstream tech circles for about 10 years. But Web 2.0 is here, like it or not. The question is, as use of these technologies begins to become more widespread, how are we going to shape these technologies, and who is going to make those decisions?
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The answer is easy...
by jo42 on Tue 7th Nov 2006 17:35 UTC
jo42
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2006-02-20

Whoever cobbles up something that becomes the most popular.

Their 'API' will become the defacto standard.

Edited 2006-11-07 17:35