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Web 3.0 based applications are expected to be a virtual reality location where consumers can try anything. An example would be the Second Life, where more than 1 million players, including offline merchants participate.

My best guess is that I want Twine\'s technology, FriendFeed\'s interface and the ability to import my friends from all of my other social services (probably Twine\'s biggest drawback). If someone provides all of this, they could be the next Google.

As I was walking outside this evening under the black Japan sky amidst the industrial bleakness of the suburbs, I began to really think what feature I would like to see emerge in Web 3.0.

Something I never really paid much attention to in my emails from FriendFeed was the link to the FriendFeed discussion group, but today ....

Web 3.0 seems to be adding a human expert element to searches and such. Funny, I was just discussing the fact that we need more, carefully edited and monitored groups to keep out the spam and selfish users. Perhaps the Mixx inventors foresaw this?

Semantic search is a revolutionary way of retrieving search results on the Internet. Instead of delivering results based on popular page ranking of sites, this

Dave McClure claims that the future of the Web belongs to those who control search; content; user log-ins and passwords; friend lists and address books; and payment systems. Read this blog post by Dan Farber on Outside the Lines.

A remarkable 302 videos and podcasts about the Semantic Web, RDF, OWL, Information Extraction, and a whole lot more...

17 great videos about the Semantic Web, RDF, and OWL for your viewing pleasure! Most of these videos are short, ranging from about 6 to 10 minutes while others are long (45+ minutes).

You don’t need to apologize for calling it Web 3.0. Of course the Web does not upgrade in one go like a company switching to Vista. But there is a definite phase transition from current technologies. My personal Web 3.0 definition is “the combination