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Popular-science writer and speaker Steven Johnson talks about the Web and says it is like a city; built by many, completely controlled by no one and so on. I think the interesting part is when he talks about the evolution of Internet from static websites to more dynamic content like weblogs and the presentation of new techniques like Googleshare and Technorati. Hear him out!
Posted by Christofer Eliasson on October 19 2008 on Technology - Web.
Tags: Ted Talk Web Blog Steven Johnson
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