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The Web is changing. It's becoming a thinner, personalized, pervasive, ambient, assistive layer that weaves into our life. So what new opportunities does this create? 
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1998-2006. Documents. Web 1.0 Il aura fallu 8 ans à Google pour parvenir à indexer tous les documents disponibles. Oh je vous vois venir, oui, vous avez raison, Google n'indexe pas "tous" les documents disponibles. Probablement moins de 5% des.. Olivier Ertzscheid, 03/03/2015 .
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Du Web 1.0 au Web généticiel, une mise en perspective vertigineuse de l'évolution d'internet.
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As we move into the future, we find increasing need for a zero-trust interaction system. Even pre-Snowden, we had realised that entrusting our information to arbitrary entities on the internet was fraught with danger. However, post-Snowden the argument plainly falls in the hand of those who believe that large organisations and governments routinely attempt to stretch and overstep their authority. Gavin Wood, 17/04/2014
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Pour Davin Wood, créateur de la plateforme Ethereum, le Web 3.0 est un système d'exploitation social et sécurisé.
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La lecture de la semaine provient de Techcrunch, le magazine en ligne américain et geek, sous la plume de Sarah Perez. Et il s’intitule : “la croissance de l’Ephémérique”. En âge de devenir des usagers du web, ces jeunes natifs du numérique que nous avons catalogués sans leur consentement sont en train de se rebeller. Ils rejettent les valeurs de la génération précédente – celles de leurs parents, de ceux qui ont autorité sur eux – et en définissent de nouvelles. Ils ne veulent pas de réseaux sociaux ouverts, ils veulent leur intimité. Ils ne croient pas que tout acte doive être sensé et permanent. Ils imaginent le web comme quelque chose d’effaçable.”
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Pour Sarah Perez, c'est la naissance d'un Ephémérique, un web éphémère. La nouvelle génération veut plus de vie privée, moins de services centralisés, moins de stockage des données... “Une nouvelle norme sociale pourrait s’établir”, ajoute-t-elle pour conclure. “Une règle qui voudrait que ceux qui cherchent la lumière soient dénoncés et ostracisés, qui voudrait que nous valorisions les connexions humaines permises par la technologie plus que nos performances dans les réseaux ; qui voudrait que nous nous souciions plus de nos relations, et moins du nombre de “likes” ou des scores de partage de nos contenus.”
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What is Web 3.0?EDU 626 Integrating Educational Technology Spring 2013
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Brian Cox's sand castle entropy lesson helped me see into how and why the web is disassembling - Entropy. Think of Web 2.0 as the top of a bell curve where we've organized into a series of sand castles (see chart at bottom for graphic of the Web's Entropy Wave). The web's entropy wind is dismantling the low entropy environment we've created NOW to a more loosely defined higher entropy Web 3.0. Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
January 12, 2013 7:41 PM
Entropy and 2013
The article discusses the loosening of the web. Static pages defined a priori are going away. Code and systems design will replace predefined pages with pages created on the fly.
Right brainers are creatives and left brainers are detailed oriented engineers. Pink's persuasive argument is we've engineered as far as we can. Think of the web. The pressure on Internet marketing now is NOT creation of a website anyone can do that. The pressure is in creating content that wins hearts and minds.
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Current internet research has been influenced by application developers and computer engineers who see the development of the Web as being divided into three different stages: Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. This article will argue that this understanding – although important when analysing the political economy of the Web – can have serious limitations when applied to everyday contexts and the lived experience of technologies...
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The web. People. Digital products.
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Joël De Rosnay a donné une conférence (Keynote) sur la prospective du secteur numérique, lors des Rencontres Nationales du Numérique 2012, le 5 juillet à Poitiers.Joël de Rosnay, Docteur en Sciences, est Conseiller de la Présidente d‘Universcience...
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A journalist recently asked me what I think the internet will look like in 2040. The question took me a little by surprise, because despite working in the technology industry for the last two years and witnessing the drastic changes that have taken place, I’ve never really taken a step back from it all and thought what the world might be like in ten years, let alone 25 years. Zafar Jamati on 9 September, 2015
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Even prior to Edward Snowden's revelations, we had realised that entrusting our information to arbitrary entities on the internet was fraught with danger. However, post-Snowden we can plainly see that large organisations and governments routinely attempt to stretch and overstep their authority. Thus we realise that entrusting our information to organisations in general is a fundamentally broken model. The chance of an organisation not meddling with our data is merely the effort required minus their expected gains. Given they tend to have an income model that requires they know as much about people as possible the realist will realise that the potential for convert misuse is difficult to overestimate. Gavin Wood, 23/04/2014
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Pour Gavon Wood, créateur de la plateforme Ethereum, le Web 3.0 est un système d'exploitation social et sécurisé.
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Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0 - The way it was, the way it is, the way it will be.
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Web 1.0 : Top down and traditional Web 2.0 : Democratization of information – anyone can publish Web 3.0 : The data takes over – construction and reconstructing itself to form unique and original combinations, even coming up with new ideas
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The Web is entering a new phase of evolution. There has been much debate recently about what to call this new phase. Some would prefer to not name it all, while others suggest continuing to call it “Web 2.0”. However, this new phase of evolution has quite a different focus from what Web 2.0 has come to mean.
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Une synthèse du Web 3.0 : "Le Web 3.0 sera plus connecté, ouvert et intelligent, avec des technologies du Web sémantique, des bases de données distribuées, du traitement du langage naturel, des systèmes apprenants et raisonnants et des agents autonomes." Il manque cependant pour être complet l'Internet des Objets et son corrolaire, le web symbiotique.
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Representing the Digital Enterprise Research Institute, Liam Ó Móráin , recently discussed the work of the DERI on the Semantic Web and the move from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0. Liam explains how the evolution of Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 (also known as Semantic Web) is taking the web experience to the user in a new and more powerful way. Web 3.0 will quickly and easily combine information from very diverse sources and serve the information to the user, based on intelligent browsing.
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Les 4 grands révolutions coperniciennes du web : 1. La dérive des continents documentaires à l'envers (constitution progressive d'une Pangée d'indexabilité) - 2. le capitalisme linguistique (Frédéric Kaplan) - 3. le changement d'axe de rotation du web...
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Tim O’Reilly, Karen Cator and Shelly Blake-Plock weigh in on why K–12 leaders should care about it and other (r)evolutions in technology.
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The internet at its current growth rate and development stands to be the greatest machine ever built in the history of humanity. Extract of a keynote presentation at the Sci-Bono Discovery Centre on Thursday, June 21 2012. Via Lee Webster
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