• comet
  • OAuth
  • Crystal Ball
  • Goodbye to TechCrunch, etc 'A' list.
  • Creative Commons licensed, do what you want with this, but I'd appreciate some attribution.
  • Feeds, notably the Atom Standard.
  • Microformats
  • Goodbye Web Services!
  • Cardspace - FAIL!
  • Facebook will be reinvented, Myspace is in decline
  • RIA based on proprietary land-grabs are doomed.
  • Open Source continues to lead standards and innovation
  • iCal
  • JSON
  • XMPP (Jabber Icon)
  • Google Reader
  • Lifestreaming
  • Attention profiling
  • VRM?
  • OpenID
  • Offline browsing Google Gears
  • Twitter is your address book
  • Twitter!
  • Yahoo! mail, yeah, whatever!
  • Flickr!
  • 3G + Open SDK + GPS = perfect iPhone
  • Web in
  • GMail - FTW!

A Vision of the Web in 2008

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A mind burp to accompany the blog post A Vision of The Web in 2008. The original was made with paper and glue, scanned and then printed out in glorious A0. This poster is now hanging in the Osmosoft office, enjoy!

factoryjoe, Greenwise, iycmwtad, la_dic, and 16 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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  1. razorback.mulder 53 months ago | reply

    Why Twitter as an address book?

  2. psd 53 months ago | reply

    Twitter gives you the ability to message people without them knowing your phone or IM address, less useful in the UK since they dropped sending SMS messages, but the asynchronous "follow", blocking and abstraction of messages paths is so much more powerful than point to point links. You can do all of this with indentica, and even XMPP, but Twitter being simpler probably resulted in them having such a large network. Of course we all have to trust twitter.com, and I suspect in 2009, that'll change.

  3. razorback.mulder 53 months ago | reply

    Interesting, thanks. It's still difficult to follow conversations on Twitter, though.

  4. ribuck 13 months ago | reply

    Thanks for licensing your image to allow re-use. I used it to illustrate an answer to the question Who died in 2008?

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