from Jay Deragon's blog: A Relationship Economy With Whom and What...
The web has steadily become a utility of the masses. We’ve all became familiar with using the web for communicating, surfing, shopping, receiving information in different forms and a host of other usage attributes both personally and professionally.
The web economy has largely been fed by advertisers vying for eyeballs and attention. Advertisers have been a fundamental resource of the web economy. When a change occurs that alters the old models and creates improved models with a promise of higher returns then said changes are likely to create systemic shifts across the entire web.
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Systemic Changes to the Web
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