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This piece explores the economic implications of Web 2.0, focusing on how technology enhances coordination and attention management, leading to unprecedented value creation. It examines concepts like AJAX, LAMP, and Rich User Interfaces, discussing their roles in the development of user-driven markets and networks. It reflects on the challenges of information abundance and attention scarcity, citing influential thinkers such as Kevin Kelly and Clay Shirky. Ultimately, it highlights how these dynamics impact trade and value acquisition in the digital economy.
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Ec0n of web 2.0 Thiyagarajan{Rajan} http://rajan.wordpress.com Advetta
See through Economics
Value Importance to me trade Rs/$
Increasing Return Value increases acquiring more
Web 2.0 ? AJAX LAMP RoR Rich-UI Folksonomy or FUD
Web 1.0 ? Markets & Networks Distribution Econ -> Search Ec0n
New Transition find -> make & do Search Econ -> Coordination Ec0n
Inflection n2 -> 2n 2n • Metcalfe -> Reed • Law Law n2
Web 2.0 Community & Coordination Fav ex: Carpool Mumbai
Times 2.0 Production 2.0, Corporation 2.0 Marketing 2.0, Media 2.0 Web 2.0
Structure “Abundance of Information leads to scarcity of attention“ -Herbert Simon
Attention Manage Attention Not Information
Dynamics Entry Barriers Low Switching Costs High -> Higher Throughput
Summarize Web 2.0 is an inflection brought out by changes in technlogy to help coordinate and manageattention thus create value in a never before possible way
Inspired Benkler, Kevin Kelly, Umair, Marc Canter, Om Malik, David Heinemeir Hansson, Tim O Rielly, David Sifry,Larry Lessig , Chris Anderson,Fred Wilson, Dave Winer, Doc Searls, Tara Hunt,Peter Morville, Steve Gillmor, Dick Hardt, Peter Merholz, Richard MarcManus , Danah Boyd , Clay Shirky , Terranova