Web 2.0 could be a meaningless marketing buzzword. Or it may represent a whole new paradigm for the Internet, one centered on user-generated content that could hasten the death of the newspaper ...

doesn't have a hard boundary but, rather, a gravitational core," he wrote in a five-page essay that resorted to definition by example, name-checking Flickr, Napster, blogging, wikis and syndication.

Web 2.0 tools are slowly making their way to corporate users, often under the wings of champions who must work to overcome IT resistance to blogs, wikis, online communities and the like. For example, ...

“Web 2.0” is a phrase that’s been around for a few years, but it still has some uncertainty around it. Is it just marketing hype, or does it represent a substantial change in the way companies ...