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Thursday, April 10, 2008

Tangled up in the new web

Privacy, safety, plus ads and restrictions: it's Web 3.0, Annalee Newitz reports.
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WEB 2.0 is well established, and sites such as YouTube, Flickr, Facebook and Digg have turned the internet from a static source of information into a huge, interactive digital playground. But where to next? What will the next stage of web culture - which some people call Web 3.0 - be like?

The expectation seems to be that profound changes are on the way. If Web 2.0 is about generating and sharing your own content, Web 3.0 will make information less free.

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