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Web 2.5: The Transition Web
22 May 2009Although most are trying to figure out what exactly the Web 3.0 will be, I like to take a moment and show you what the business model of Web 2.0 was and what is happing today with web a.k.a Web 2.5.
The best way to explain what was the predominant business plan of the Web 2.0 [...]
Userfly is a service that permits site owners, record the sessions of their visitors. All you need to put a script in your website and viola. Its a pretty cool and useful tool, because you see how your visitors “behave” in the website, as well what works and what doesn’t.
When you sign up they give [...]
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