Today’s my first day in New York City for the Web 2.0 Expo. Although I’m not officially going to any sessions today ... Sharel Omer of KonoLive, who talked with me about whuffie and bloggers and web apps (some of my favorite things!) I had a quick lunch with ... re interested in following along with us, the Twitter hashtag for the general Web 2.0 conference is #w2e (each session has its own tag ...

Web 2.0 applications like Facebook and Twitter are taking the technology world by storm. The number of users are rising in tremedous phase, something the corporate world cannot ignore. That is why even companies are joining the bandwagon. And why not – companies wants to be in a place where their market is.

The Digital Mission New York for Web 2.0 Expo has got off to a great start (huge thanks to all the wonderful folks at Chinwag for the hard work they’ve put into organising it). I’ve already made some great contacts that need following up. The day started with an excellent briefing about doing business in the US. It was hosted by law firm Winston & ...

... Tim Armstrong, Twitter CEO Evan Williams, Web luminary Tim Berners-Lee, Intel CEO ... philosophies of openness, collective intelligence, and transparency. And to do that, we must take the Web to another level. We can’t afford incremental evolution anymore,& ... grappling with the tension of learning to deal with the changes that Web 2.0 brings to workplaces, especially regarding how companies interact ...

... sense of excitement and innovation in the air, which reminded me of the first Web 2.0 conference I attended in 2005 (I wasn't there for the first 2004 event, although I followed it on the Web at the time). Last month we ran a series of posts outlining the ... and embedded below. We think these trends show that we are indeed at an inflexion point of the Web, as Tim O'Reilly noted at the ...

... online content and making the World Wide Web or the internet more interactive and simple. Several websites that are typically ... sites. Based on these mentioned sites, it can be said that Web 2.0 is more interactive rather than unreceptive and just having a single communication ... product or service subtlety. In other words, web 2.0 allows marketers to let consumers approach them. For example in public ...