Hopefully, the news report in Red Herring that Friendster has acquired a patent on social networking won’t mean that the article I’ve been writing on the subject won’t be out-of-date by the time it comes out. The patent, applied for in 2003 and awarded June 27th, applies to a “system, method, and apparatus for
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The signs of Web 2.0 are clear. Look for some aspect of community collaboration, of user-generated content, of the ability to customise the content, of a desktop-like application experience. But why exactly should we care? In the words of a BusinessWeek headline on June 5, 2006, why is that “Web 2.0 Has Corporate America Spinning� Users benefit |             | |||
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