Tim OReilly’s Web 2.0 Report

Tim O'Reilly, the tech media titan who gave Web 2.0 its name and defined many of its characteristics in a seminal paper called What is Web 2.0, is peddling a new report called Web 2.0 Principles and Best Practices. The 101-page report was actually written by John Musser of Programmableweb.com, using O'Reilly's original 5-page paper as the takeoff point.

More Open Source Blogs

Alex Fletcher, an analyst from Entiva Group is asking why IBM doesn't have more blogs devoted to OSS projects that IBMers participates in. He points to the easily findable blogs from Sun employees who work on NetBeans & GlassFish as examples for what he'd like to see from IBM.

Social Commerce and Fatigue

"As much as people want to connect through the Internet, the practice also can have the opposite effect: Social Networking Fatigue," so says the article Social Sites Becoming Too Much of a Good Thing (via: SteinBlog).