View this video for an interpretation of where the web is today

Posted on Thursday, February 8, 2007 by Rex Hammock

I and a gazillion other bloggers and conversational-media types are pointing this morning to the video embedded below by a Kansas State University professor. It’s an excellent speed-lesson on “where are we now” as it relates to the web. I can’t tell (as I long ago drank the Kool-aid on this topic) how much inside knowledge one needs to have for this video to make sense. However I hope it’s like watching one of those “Lost Guide” programs that attepts to catch up potential new viewers on what’s taking place on the TV show Lost. No matter what, it’s a great piece of work. Too bad he had to use the term “Web 2.0.” Enjoy:

(Thanks, Scott Larmer)

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