Recently in Web 2.0 Category

I didn’t want to know. I think very few wanted to, really. But now that we do know who Fake Steve Jobs is – does it matter?

So. Microsoft has shown off its “Silverlight”-project, a Flash-competitor. First reaction? Laughing out loud for several minutes.

And I do mean China-style. A government commettee has reccommended that Norwegian ISPs be required by law to filter out all sites that goes against Norwegian law.

I got halfway through the book “The 11 Immutable Laws of Internet Branding” before I noticed it was written in year 2000 - one year before the bubbleburst... Do I read on?

First thought; well, well, well... Punctation marks in the URL. How creative...

Ma.gnolia is just like del.icio.us; only sexier. Shaun Inman pulled it off with Mint; has Happy Cog made it with Ma.gnolia?

Google and Sun Microsystems are among the sponsors for the Stop Badware.org organization. The org is run by the Consumer Reports WebWatch.

Unfortunately, the site itself sucks! :D

Here's a roundup of the pages you must visit during the day:

• Seraphic Zephyr: Do some good - show your support - make sure he doesn't shut his page down!
• Windows Vista is re-introduced. A MUST-SEE!
• The Observer redesign - what do you think?
• Can you say riii-hiii-p... OFF!?!

Don't get me wrong, I'm all pro more powerful interaction with server, and there are many genious Web 2.0-applications that depends on the technology. But let's look at a bit of webdesign history here...

Squidoo - yet another one of those Web 2.0-applications for sharing stuff on the web has finally gone public!

Squidoo bears a striking resemblance to Riffs.com. Personally, I'm not going to use any of the above.