Le Web est mort ... ou pas
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iPad danger: app v. web, consumer v. creator « BuzzMachine
I tweeted earlier that after having slept with her (Ms. iPad), I woke up with morning-after regrets. She’s sweet and pretty but shallow and vapid. Cute line, appropriate for retweets.
Prince: "The Internet Is Over"
“I really believe in finding new ways to distribute my music,” pop legend Prince told the Daily Mirror in an exclusive interview today. Puzzling, then, that the musical icon also said he deplores online and other digital means of music distribution. “The Internet’s completely over,” he said.
Word from inside Wired is the magazine is prepping a cover story in which editor Chris Anderson declares that "the Web is Dead." At a magazine founded by digital utopians, that would be something close to sacrilege. Anderson is expected to argue that more tightly controlled corners of the internet, especially iPad and iPhone apps, are gradually supplanting the open Web as means of publishing and online networking.
Will Wired Proclaim 'The Web is Dead?'
The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet | Magazine
You wake up and check your email on your bedside iPad — that’s one app. During breakfast you browse Facebook, Twitter, and The New York Times — three more apps.
While there’s no question that both Facebook and the mobile app ecosystem provide clear challenges to “the web,” the idea that the browser front end was ever the key to the web’s dominance is so, well, 1995 , from the days when Netscape thought that the “webtop” would displace the desktop. But the competitive action has always been on the internet as transport, with data-driven services as the back end.
The Web Is Dead? A Debate | Magazine
Le Web est mort, vive Internet ?
"So long" le Web ? (C'est "Wired" qui le dit) - Miscellanees.net - blog prolixe pub, marketing & conso, high tech, innovations
Le World Wide Web, cet abîme dans lequel tout le monde peut se plonger et naviguer à loisir, pour y rechercher à peu près tout et n’importe quoi, est mort selon Chris Anderson, patron du magazine américain Wired dans lequel il s'explique. Selon cet expert du Web dont les théories ne se vérifient pas toujours, on ne va plus surfer sur le Web, mais regarder des applications.
Le Web est mort selon le magazine «Wired» - 20minutes.fr
"Le Web est mort" ? Bizarre, son cadavre bouge encore | Eco89
Chris Anderson, rédacteur en chef du magazine Wired, est connu pour ses théories influentes mais contestées sur l'avenir de la technologie, l'économie et la culture. La dernière tient en une formule étonnante : « Le Web est mort, vive Internet ! » Tout le monde n'est pas d'accord.
Le web est mort, c’est la discussion du moment. Elle était préméditée , est arrivée à l’heure et déclenche le débat . Mais de quel débat on parle ?
Web isn’t dead, it’s the economy, stupid ! « Le blog groupe Reflect
Wired Declares The Web Is Dead—Don’t Pull Out The Coffin Just Yet
The Web is dead, or at least in decline, declares Wired editor Chris Anderson in the magazine’s September cover story .By Rob Beschizza at 9:29 am Tuesday, Aug 17 Wired uses this graph to illustrate Chris Anderson and Michael Wolff's claim that the world wide web is "dead." Their feature, The Web is Dead.
Is the web really dead? - Boing Boing
L'artiste le plus égocentrique de la planète, Prince, vient de faire une déclaration choc lors d'une interview qu'il a accordée il y a quelques jours au journal anglais Daily Mirror, à l'occasion de la sortie imminent de son nouvel album 20Ten.