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A little history lesson on Web 2.0
So often, I have to give a history lesson during training sessions, outlining how we got to Web 2.0, what it is all about and why it is different from Web 1.0 (although there never used to be such a thing as Web 1.0, but there you go). I knocked out this three minute story last year as part of a keynote speech/presentation I was asked to do and it has been coming in handy ever since - so here you go, hope it is what you were looking for!
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