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My "Web 3.0" Elevator Pitch

I ran across an interesting post on LinkedIn today. A user posted a question: "What will web 3.0 be?"

There were a variety of answers, many pointing towards the semantic web but a few suggesting the mobile web, user interaction, and a marketing gimmick amongst others.

So I took a 5 minute timeout and jotted down my "elevator pitch" of what I think will make up the next "version."

The semantic web or "artificial intelligence" that computers will use to turn data into context-aware relationships of information. Including the organization and portability of that information towards user-centric mediums.

Check out Wikipedia's entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_3

What are your eleavator pitches?

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