Category: web 3.0

Goodbye Web 2.0 - El Dorado Lost? »

By Phil Butler on Feb 13, 2008 in Featured, web 3.0 | 2 Comments

If Money And Greed Only Hadn’t Spoiled It
What in the world happened to the promise of Web 2.0? Whatever it was, we are now bogged down in mud hole only slightly resembling the “El Dorado” painted for us over the last 18 months. Innovation after innovation have failed to live up to expectations. Still [...]

When Will StumbleUpon Take Over? »

By Phil Butler on Jan 2, 2008 in Featured, web 3.0 | 8 Comments

Evaluating the several social sites on the Web these past months, I came to the conclusion that with very little effort StumbleUpon could effectively rule the Web social scene. The social discovery site with its 4 million users is one of the most popular such sites in any event, but with just a few modifications [...]

The Power of Powerless »

By Phil Butler on Nov 4, 2007 in web 3.0 | 0 Comments

Unplugged you say? This term is generally reserved for musical performances without electronic accompaniment or connected to a power source. After a little over a year of being absolutely “plugged-in” to a variety of sources of power, I thought it was about time to disconnect. The blog world and what we call Web 2.0 has [...]