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An Ignoble But Much Needed End To Web 2.0, Marked By A Party In Cyprus 
Techcrunch | by Michael Arrington | Fri, Oct 10
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We’ll look back in later years and think of this most recent boom as the Web 2.0 period, when we were wowed by the magic of user generated content, copyright violations on a massive scale, and neat little widgety things that used Javascript and Flash to turn web pages into pretty close equiva...
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