An Anthropologist Explains Web 2.0
An anthropologist explains without talking, in this five minute video, how the web has evolved to be what is it today. Very well done and worth the time to see.
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Very cool - finally someone who captures where it is going without the hot air(-;
Posted by: chrisalbinson | February 28, 2007 at 04:42 PM