Internet (week 9)

Web 2.0: There are six categories but most important three types are social networking, Mashups, aggregators.

Example of social networking is youtube and facebook. Mashups mix and match content from other parts of the web, blog lines, Google, and Yahoo is the example of aggregators.

web 1.0: we can not post anything
web 2.0: we can post, upload, download.
web 3.0: the intelligence of web-like artificial intelligence.

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