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O'Reilly Radar | by tim(tim@oreilly.com) | Wed, Aug 30
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The Web 2.0 Conference, launched in 2004, gave a name to the resurgence of the internet economy, and framed the ideas that are shaping that resurgence. The second conference, and the paper I wrote for it last year, What is Web 2.0?, laid out the principles that distinguish Web 2.0 applications...
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