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The Web 2.0 Investment Bubble

by Randy Mears

A recent article on CNET begs an interesting question. Will the Web 2.0 investment bubble spur another wave of Internet entrepreneurship? The answer is yes, but only a little. To me, the Internet bubble of the 90s compares to an earthquake while the Web 2.0 bubble will only measure up to a few small aftershocks. The Web 2.0 wave, more evolutionary than revolutionary, lacks the disruptive influence that the initial Internet wave of the 90s brought.

At any rate, look for the big boys of the 90s Internet bubble to be the primary beneficiaries while Internet “1.0” applications get added to the list of legacy applications ripe for replacement. For most companies, this replacement activity, typical of legacy replacement activity, will happen in the background and only on an as needed basis.

Published Monday, November 06, 2006 6:25 PM

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# Posted by Rajmahendra Thursday, November 09, 2006 6:05 AM

Very true...

But.. i think.. the slow progress of the 2.0 is due to the strong technical background of Web2.0! Because.. if you see 1.0 was the 1st milestone of Internet to begin... and it too been very slow progress in beginning... .com down etc..... 2.0 is the original (but yet to come) technologies.. which binds the real visitor/user and the Web to server fast, reliable (bank, online credit card process, shopping etc)

Web 2.0 is erected on the platform of blogger, wikis, flickrs, ajax, akismet,youtube.... which need to quiet big knowledge on using and 'adopting' in resent days Google been the pioneering the 2.0 from here other companies/online services (yahoo and other ordinary/popular sites) changing there view on.. 'unstable internet platform' (browser/OS/screen resolution...)

Web 2.0 will give a big change to Internet than what we seen in Web 1.0

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