Personal Blogs Will Be Dead in Another Two or Three Years...

[mandy]

What Really Is "Web 2.0," How Does It Differ from Web 1.0, and How Will It Differ from What May Come After?

So here I set out to put forth a working definition of what Web 2.0 really is, how it differs from Web 1.0, and how it will differ from what may come after. I am not proposing that these are absolute definitions, but rather I am sharing something that has been useful for me. So here we go:

    * Web 1.0 is about allowing individuals to create and share ideas
    * Web 2.0 is about allowing groups to create and share ideas
    * Web 3.0 is about allowing societies to create and share ideas
    * Web 4.0 is the singularity

... Lastly, most people don't have anything interesting to say most of the time. Eventually people will figure out that the world doesn't revolve around them and no one gives a shit about what Johnny said about Suzie at the pool last weekend. Certainly there is a place for this type of stuff, but because people feel obligated to post every day there is a lot of unnecessary signal pollution.

So I believe the way of the future is in collaborative blogging.

full article: http://webservices.sys-con.com/read/172278.htm