Some random thoughts of what a post-Web 2.0 world would look like (focusing on the human-side of things rather than the technical side, see the proposed Web 3.0 definition)…
- A lot of social activities would be taken “offine” in order for social groups to further achieve common goals and objectives (environmental groups, social rallies, solving complex problems).
- We will see (scratch that….we ARE seeing) a lot of “merging of traditional media” – moreover where tactics and strategies from radio, newspapers, magazine publications, and television will be borrowed, transferred, or adapted for use onto the World Wide Web medium.
- Essentially, the post-Web 2.0 world will help bring to order the sometimes-chaotic tidal wave of web services and products that are currently out there.
After spending pretty much my entire work day staring at a computer screen (and dreading the fact that I have to get back on it again this evening), I here by name the post Web 2.0 world…
Web 3.0ffline