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Oh, goody. I'm doing a presentation on what's... by Khaar 2007-02-16 06:22:16
...Web 1.x and what 2.0. Boss emailed a "Web 2.0 explained" video and I commented that if that video is supposed to be a good representation of Web 2.0, then nothing has changed since the Dot-com bubble. With the exception of broadband being widely available, everything in the video was a selling argument of the Dot-com era projects, even if actual technology and standards were slightly different than now (and those presented didn't differ much from then). So I was volunteered to present what's what on one of the staff meetings. I'm actually tempted to do it, but in a way that no one except techs understands anything. Why not? I'm a tech, so it's only natural that I explain the differences from my point of view. Why shouldn't I waste everybody's valuable time?
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  If you're told to waste time, then waste time. :-P (n/t) by sgrunt2007-02-16 06:23:05
  I wish you a lot of luck defining web2.0 (n/t) by madjo2007-02-16 06:29:37
    Not really all that difficult. by Khaar2007-02-16 07:47:21
  Presentations are about selling yourself by SnappingTurtle2007-02-16 06:55:37
  don't look at me to talk you out of it by hieraco2007-02-16 07:09:06
  why do they care what it is labeled? by varikin2007-02-16 10:13:10
    Since when does marketing care about any of that? by Khaar2007-02-16 11:28:35
  Well, that's that then. by Khaar2007-02-16 12:58:35

 

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