A very good slide presentation by Trebor Scholz on how the Social Web originated.
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How the Social Web Came to Be – Part 1
Written by: Business Blogs | Posted on 03 December 2009.
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Interesting post, it gives you a perspective of what it was in its infancy and the players. I am new to the ‘Net Game” I call it such because the way I see it their are players ie. bloggers or twitterers who are trying to grab as much cyberspace real estate to get noticed to promote or sell products or just for notoriety. To play in this game we have defacto rules and guidelines, most of which are established by Google and other Search Engines or specific site guidelines. It’s interesting how search engine placement can make or break a site and countless hours and resources are waisted in that regard. What I have found is a lot of so-called SEO experts don’t have a clue to what is really going on. It’s too bad they are fleecing many of their customers. Maybe their should be “Net Police” to arrest these bad guys. lol
Well thanks for the post
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