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Innerhalb von 20 Jahren ist das Web von einem Arbeitsgruppentool für CERN zu einem globalen Informationsplatz mit mehr als 1,7 Billion Usern geworden. Immer mehr Firmen und User richten ihr Augenmerk auf die neuen Möglichkeiten des Webs um ihren Internetauftritt zu verbessern. Doch wofür steht das Schlagwort ?Web 2.0? ? Hype, Trend, Revolution oder gar einen echten Quantensprung? 2007 war ?Web 2.0? in aller Munde, doch heutzutage verwenden Internetnutzer täglich Web 2.0 Anwendungen ohne zu wissen, dass es sich dabei um Anwendungen der Web 2.0 Ära handelt. Diese Buch gibt einen Einblick in die 7 Web 2.0 Prinzipien von Tim O?Reilly sowie deren charakteristische Anwendungen. Wichtig für die Beurteilung der User Experience und Usability sind die User Interface Kriterien. Aufbauend auf diesen theoretischen Teil folgen Fallbeispiele, die neue Möglichkeiten der Verwendung von Web 2.0 Technologien illustrieren. Das daraus resultierende Web 2.0 Interaktionsparadigma zeigt Kriterien für eine gute Web 2.0 Anwendung und Regeln für die Verwendung auf. Mit Hilfe dieses Buches sollen schnelle, kostengünstige, einfache sowie intuitiv benutzbare Web 2.0 Applikationen entstehen.

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The Forum… A long-lost piece of the soft pop/psych pop puzzle…on eccentric L.A. label Mira records, home of the Leaves, satirical gay duo Teddy and Darrell, some of L.A.s best ever soul records, and Bobby Jameson aka Chris Lucey. Put together and produced by musicologist and exotic-meister Les Baxter, the Forum were inspired by the crossover success of Brazil ‘66, and Bob Crewe’s ‘Now Sound’. ‘The River Is Wide’ scored them a big hit in 1967. Backed by the cream of 1960s L.A’s Wrecking Crew sessionmen, Les Baxter produced an unknown masterpiece of soft pop, grooving at the Playboy Mansion. Flower Power in a ratpack friendly way…a classic! Never before on CD. Includes 9 bonus tracks ‘Go Try To Put Out The Sun’, ‘This Is For The Moment World’, ‘I Fall In Love (All Over Again)’, ‘Tell The World’, ‘I Got The Blues’, ‘Such A Cad’ & ‘River Is Wide’ (unreleased alternate takes #1, #2 & #3).

“No other recent chronicle delivers such intimate, behind- the scenes glimpses into Silicon Valley start-up life.”
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The captivating story of the mavericks who emerged from the dotcom rubble to found the multibillion-dollar companies taking the Web into the twenty-first century

Everyone has heard the story of the Internet Bubble. Beginning with Netscape’s IPO in 1996, billions flowed into Internet startups, and companies with no revenues and shaky business plans earned sky-high valuations on Wall Street. It was the era of paper millionaires, $800 office chairs, and Super Bowl ads for dotcoms. Then in 2000 the Bubble burst, with the NASDAQ losing 75 percent of its value and hundreds of companies closing up shop. It was all written off to “irrational exuberance,” and everyone moved on.

Once You’re Lucky, Twice You’re Good is the story of the entrepreneurs who learned their lesson from the bust and in recent years have created groundbreaking new Web companies. The second iteration of the dotcoms—dubbed Web 2.0—is all about bringing people together. Social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace unite friends online; YouTube lets anyone posts videos for the world to see; Digg.com allows Internet users to vote on the most relevant news of the day; Six Apart sells software that enables bloggers to post their viewpoints online; and Slide helps people customize their virtual selves.

Business reporter Sarah Lacy brings to light the entire Web 2.0 scene: the wide-eyed but wary entrepreneurs, the hated venture capitalists, the bloggers fueling the hype, the programmers coding through the night, the twenty-something millionaires, and the Internet “fan boys” eager for all the promises to come true.