Since the very beginning, I have be doubtful of the power of Twitter for regular folks. Sure, I have listened to the A-level bloggers talk about the power of their learning networks but honestly, I would probably expect more response to my Twitter requests for information if my network was as large as Will Richardson [...]
elearnspaces points to an article in the Read/Write Web about Web 2.0 being an “ad platform.” Ad revenue drys up? So do the free tools…
Another article in today’s ReadWriteWeb lists the Google tools that are shutting down, icnluding the popular Google Notebook.
I would imaging that this is going to impact a lot more tools before [...]
I have been increasing interested in easy application for streaming radio since the introduction of apps on the iPod Touch. I love the easy access that radio streaming apps like I Heart Radio and Public Radio Tuner provide to my portable device. I have always wanted something like this for my desktop and have usually [...]
Much like the loss of free services in the dot.com bust of the late 1990s, it appears that the souring economy is taking its toll on Web 2.0 services. This gives the need for Web 2.0 to have a meaningful business plan all the more urgency as popular webtools that were great classroom tools are [...]
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