11Aug/07
Who Owns Web2.0?
The answer to 'who owns web2.0?' should probably be 'everyone who uses it', but a recent post by Amy Webb uses a very simple but important image to remind us all that convergence isn't just a technical or cultural term, it's an industrial gameplan for everyone from Google and Yahoo to Rupert Murdoch's NewsCorp:
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[Via Steve Rubel & Amy Gahran]
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September 8th, 2007 - 03:41
… great info here, specially the picture … it was undoubtly clear that the “big” ones would enter the szene and buy all the smaller oneś – but as we all know by now for sure: “Not the big ones eat the small ones, but the fast ones beat the slow ones …”