On one list I read (sorry, I forgot which one) a user posted that they thought the term Web 2.0 would slowly fade away. As we all become more comfortable with the dynamic, interactive and user oriented technology on the web (my paraphrasing), Web 2.0 would just become the "web." Thinking over all of the various technological advancements in modern history, it does seem that when they are new and shiny, there are various buzz words associated with them. As the new technology becomes more familiar or in some cases incorporated into our daily lives, what we call it becomes more mundane.

On one list I read (sorry, I forgot which one) a user posted that they thought the term Web 2.0 would slowly fade away. As we all become more comfortable with the dynamic, interactive and user oriented technology on the web (my paraphrasing), Web 2.0 would just become the "web." Thinking over all of the various technological advancements in modern history, it does seem that when they are new and shiny, there are various buzz words associated with them. As the new technology becomes more familiar or in some cases incorporated into our daily lives, what we call it becomes more mundane.

Nanotechnology enables it to reassemble itself when thrown against wallExclusive link to Google Street View so you can watch yourself using your iPhone at all timesTakes PolaroidsWhen moved from hand to ear, makes Lightsaber sound effectsProminent Apple logoReproduces through asexual buddingHas way, way more PRAM than the last thingyComes with an iPhone hat, so people know you own an iPhone during the brief periods you're not using ithttp://www.theonion.com/content/infograph/apples_new_iphone

Nanotechnology enables it to reassemble itself when thrown against wallExclusive link to Google Street View so you can watch yourself using your iPhone at all timesTakes PolaroidsWhen moved from hand to ear, makes Lightsaber sound effectsProminent Apple logoReproduces through asexual buddingHas way, way more PRAM than the last thingyComes with an iPhone hat, so people know you own an iPhone during the brief periods you're not using ithttp://www.theonion.com/content/infograph/apples_new_iphone

an article about how myspace and social networking sites are eating up bandwidth (I love it that these sorts of sites are deemed 'recreational'. I happen to have learned a few things from tutorials on youtube. I guess that falls under recreational learning....!)http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/062207-myspace.html

an article about how myspace and social networking sites are eating up bandwidth (I love it that these sorts of sites are deemed 'recreational'. I happen to have learned a few things from tutorials on youtube. I guess that falls under recreational learning....!)http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/062207-myspace.html

people and their avatars...http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2007/06/15/magazine/20070617_AVATAR_SLIDESHOW_1.html

people and their avatars...http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2007/06/15/magazine/20070617_AVATAR_SLIDESHOW_1.html

day of silence for internet radiohttp://www.savenetradio.orgincluding...Yahoo!Live365 stations,Rhapsody,MTV Online,AccuRadio,KCRW (Santa Moncia, CA),Pandora...many more.

day of silence for internet radiohttp://www.savenetradio.orgincluding...Yahoo!Live365 stations,Rhapsody,MTV Online,AccuRadio,KCRW (Santa Moncia, CA),Pandora...many more.