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“Web 2.0–which translates out of geek speak into ‘an improved
version of the World Wide Web’–is a term that’s been knocking
about the coffee houses of San Francisco for a few years now. In
2004 it was hijacked by online publishing guru Tim O’Reilly, after
a brainstorming session with him and his buddies grew into an
annual conference of the geeky and the good on the future of the
web.

“So what exactly is this magic Web 2.0 stuff?…”

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