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**What's the Read/Write Web?**
contribute ideas and products."** [|Will Richardson]
 * "The web has changed from a "read only" resource to a "read AND write" tool where we can all


 * **Web 1.0**

|| **Web 2.0** ||  ||
 * DoubleClick --> || Google AdSense ||
 * [|Ofoto] --> || [| Flickr] ||
 * mp3.com --> || LimeWire ||
 * [|Britannica Online] --> || [| Wikipedia] ||
 * personal websites --> || blogging ||
 * evite --> || upcoming.org ||
 * page views --> || cost per click ||
 * publishing --> || participation ||
 * content management systems --> || wikis ||
 * directories (taxonomy) --> || tagging ||
 * stickiness --> || syndication ||

From: O'Reilly, Tim. "What is Web 2.0." Tim.Oreilly.com 9 2005. 23 Jan 2006. 

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 * [|My Housing Map]
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