DrContrarian

90% of Bloggers rehash what the other 10% generate 80% of Content is produced individuals and 20% by corporations pretending to be individual 70% of the traffic is made up by 30% of the surfers 60% of blogs are opinion pieces and 40% is mashed up 'findings' 50% of Bloggers are trying to monetize and the other 50% are pretending they don't want to 40% of Bloogers can spell and 60% can't (;-) 30% of comments are genuine and 70% are designed to direct eyeballs to their own site 20% of Bloggers know what they are writing about and 80% write about a niche they think they can own 10% of blog headlines describe the topic and 90% are designed to misdirect traffic to the site

If the internet is ubiquitous and the content is hence 'everywhere'; can someone explain why there is a need for an iPOD to store music? Surely you only need a device to access this perpetual inventory on-demand? I am sure people will get over the need to 'own' the music if you can play it anytime anywhere anyway. Is that a new business model that will save music? That is: Originators or publishers can own the content on a server and distribute free iPOD-like devices and charge a fraction of a cent every time the song is played. Kinda like mobile phones without the plan.

If you are befuddled by what Web 2.0 is all about, here is a great analogy (even if I say so myself): Think... TALKBACK RADIO. Web 2.0 is that ... on the internet. (Click on the link of the title to see a cool directory of Web 2.0 sites/ applications.)

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