Sunday, April 02, 2006
Web 3.1 beta 2
Web 3.1 beta 2: "I think this list of Web 3.0 features is really worth absorbing. As a recap, “Web 2.0” is a shorthand for dynamic user interfaces and a first cut of de-coupling application from data using web services. I’d re-phrase their “Web 3.0” vision as follows:
- No user data is hostage to any one service silo. (Web 2.0 isn’t there yet.)
- Aggregators will squeeze value out of the juxtaposition of any and all data. “No value left behind.”
- You have a single, integrated historical view of your digital life.
- All data is perfectly liquid, loosely coupled and re-combinable. (DRM on your metadata = commercial suicide.)
But there’s one thing missing, and maybe it’ll have to wait until “Web 4.0”. ... In this world, money is able to flow in the opposite direction to the bits. "
- No user data is hostage to any one service silo. (Web 2.0 isn’t there yet.)
- Aggregators will squeeze value out of the juxtaposition of any and all data. “No value left behind.”
- You have a single, integrated historical view of your digital life.
- All data is perfectly liquid, loosely coupled and re-combinable. (DRM on your metadata = commercial suicide.)
But there’s one thing missing, and maybe it’ll have to wait until “Web 4.0”. ... In this world, money is able to flow in the opposite direction to the bits. "
