Web 2.0
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Dale Dougherty coined the term "web 2.0" in 2004 at a meeting with O'Reilly publishers to discuss bringing new technologies together, which led to the creation of the web 2.0 conference now known as the Strata conference held in major cities, with web 2.0 representing a shift to users having more interactive and collaborative experiences online through user-generated content and feedback.
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- 3. From this meeting was born the web 2.0 conference, named in the same way.
- 4. The web 2.0 conference has been evolving and taking different names, such as web 2.0 expo and web 2.0 summit. Since 2012 it has taken the name of Strata conference and has been held in major cities such as London, New York or Boston.
- 6. The term web 2.0 suggests a change in the concept of the Internet and its functions, such as a broad interaction between users.
- 7. Your visitors could only read the contents of the page offered by its author. Users can create and share content, and can give feedback and recommend sites.
- 8. Web 2.0 is summarized in one sentence