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Found this interesting, if for no other reason than as proof that the world at large is thinking about the implications of moving even past Web 2.0 and on to Web 3.0 (My apologies -- while I have referenced the article as translated by Babelfish, the original article is in French so the English may be a bit choppy; the ideas seem to remain intact, however, and the author's speculations about the future of the Web are interesting). Original link, for those who read French: http://pro.01net.com/editorial/506930/que-nous-prepare-le-web-3-0/

Video of TIm O'Reilly presentation on at the Web 2.0 Expo

Speaking of Web 2.0, this article takes an interesting viewpoint. While these sites have changed the way we communicate, they're not exactly raking in the money for their owners.

Here's another free online class from HP Learning Center, this time on Web 2.0.

Just when people were starting to figure out Web 2.0, here comes Web 3.0!

Short article on how the inauguration also made history as far as the web is concerned.

Don't let the math stop you from reading this story about the role of web-mediated collaboration. This is Gutenberg 2.0.

The third annual Webware 100 Awards program launches today. Nominate your favorite Web apps now. Read this blog post by Rafe Needleman on Webware.

Quick blurb about how readers on the Internet are turning to Wikipedia as a acurate Web site.

By Chris Anderson & Michael Wolff

OpenDNS is a crowdsourced, open access DNS server

Interesting article about how Wikipedia relies on verifiability, not truth.

This article discusses Wikipedia's standard -- not truth, but verifiability.

Quick announcement about Google and it's effort to be able to search scanned PDF documents

Thought this was interesting

Satire (or truth?) from the Onion