web 2.0 links

Wikipedia has come to epitomize the Web 2.0 movement. Many have tried to harness the power of Wikipedia for their own ends. But the release of WikiScanner show how Wikipedia's neutrality can have the opposite effect of what companies intended.
Keywords: web 2.0, wikipedia, analysis

Dion Hinchcliffe breaks down the successful business practices of online web companies.
Keywords: article, business strategy, revenue, advice, analysis

A forum on the BBC site where people discuss the future of youtube.
Keywords: forum, web 2.0, analysis, youtube, gooogle

WEB2.0
Keywords: blog, web 2.0, analysis, companies, social networks, news, reviews, digg, articles, youtube, list

How the social media revolution will change the world as we know it.
Keywords: article, social networks, analysis

This is a terrific and very well written blog covering new technologies both online and off.
Keywords: blog, tech, news, reviews, opinions, analysis, industry, editorial, profiles

A good article from the BBC
Keywords: article, web, social networking, analysis

Wisdump follows up its list of Web 2.0 Losers with this list of winners (MySpace is given the #1 spot).
Keywords: article, companies, analysis, winners, lists

Wisdump puts together a list of sites that have stumbled during the Web 2.0 revolution. Interesting.
Keywords: article, companies, analysis, losers, lists

Industry blogger Jeremiah Owyang's notes from Michael Arrington's keynote. Great overview of the current state of Web 2.0.
Keywords: article, michael arrington, trends, analysis