Web 2.0 Redux
The blogosphere has been grappling overtime with the Web 2.0 meme over the past week. Perhaps the most significant event was the release of Tim O’Reilly’s long awaited What is Web 2.0 article. I have no doubt that this paper will become a seminal work much like the Open Source Paradigm Shift paper he produced last year. In a separate posting, Tim even overcomes his hesitation about trying to defin
What is Web 2.0?
Listening to the wide-ranging conversations regarding the Web 2.0 meme, I keep coming back to the old Buffalo Springfield lyric in “For What It’s Worth”: “There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear.” The skeptics like Tim Bray point out that this concept has come to mean anything that the speaker wants it to mean. The champions, most notably Tim O’Reilly, volley back that the
Process Networks in Basic Research
JSB and I have made the case that loosely coupled process networks are transforming global industries. I have just come across a significant new venture that promises to transform basic research as well. I met recently with Scott Johnson, the founder and head of the Myelin Repair Foundation, based here in Silicon Valley. The MRF is orchestrating distributed innovation and provides a model for a
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