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The End of the Web? Don’t Bet on It. Here’s Why
In it he asserts that the web is dying and in its ashes will see the rise of the “App Internet.” The App Internet is different than the HTML Internet (aka The Web, WWW and in the mobile arena “The Mobile Internet” or short-hand HTML5) because the “presentation layer” and “client side” functionality are defined by applications that run on your mobile device and connect into the open Internet back-end to exchange information with other web services. He’s right about this. But only temporarily in my view.
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Everyday, when you fire up your browser and type in some arbitrary URL in the browser’s address bar, you are taking the red pill. As you can see from the clip above, Neo chooses the red pill , severing his connection to the Matrix and regaining his free will. Increasingly though, I see signs that the essential freedoms of the web are being undermined by a cadre of companies through the introduction of new technologies and interfaces that, combined, may spell the death of the URL. In the Matrix, Morpheus presents Neo with a choice: he can take the blue pill and continue his somnambulatory existence within the Matrix, or he can take the red pill and become free from the virtual reality that the machines created to enslave humanity.
The death of the URL | FactoryCity
The War For the Web - O'Reilly Radar
The Apple iPhone is the hottest web access device around, and like Facebook, while it connects to the web, it plays by a different set of rules. Anyone can put up a website, or launch a new Windows or Mac OS X or Linux application, without anyone's permission. But put an app onto the iPhone? That requires Apple's blessing.
La guerre du Web, par Tim O'Reilly - Framablog
Si Facebook tente d’améliorer son ergonomie, c’est une curieuse décision : il vaudrait mieux que ça soit juste un bogue, nous avons donc contacté Facebook pour en savoir plus. Toujours est-il que tout le site est affecté, et pas seulement vous. Il se trouve que ce ne sont pas uniquement les liens postés depuis Twitter qui étaient affectés. Tous les liens externes ont été temporairement désactivés si les utilisateurs ne les avaient pas clairement ajoutés avec la fonction « Joindre ». Sur Facebook j’ai essayé de poster un lien direct vers ce blog dans mes nouveautés, mais le résultat est le même : les liens n’étaient plus automatiquement cliquables. Le premier lien de cet article renvoie à une image illustrant ma tentative.
Google, Twitter, WordPress & Facebook: Publish/Subscribe Matrix
The new feature looks relatively sophisticated and will use a new URL shortener, goo.gl . FeedBurner has not proven the most reliable service in recent years and is now part of the ad network AdSense, but the little startup Twitterfeed isn't always reliable either. It does, though, have more incentive to innovate and work in user's interests. Ultimately, the service you use to publish content updates to Twitter is just a small part of a much bigger story.
Why Facebook’s Revenue Is Poised To Explode
This is the third conference on the future of monetization on social and mobile platforms. Leaders from the industry will share their views on today's most formidable challenges affecting social and mobile apps and games in 2012. Inside Social Apps conferences sell out in advance, so take advantage of early registration pricing. Early bird rates end on February 1 , so register today .
The death of the URL? :: MD Web Design
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Google URL Shortener
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The humble URL has been on my mind a lot recently. Through a series of developments, this simple means of addressing the wonders of the web has been obfuscated and abused, to the point that it’s now seen as difficult to use and an affront to users. Shortened There has long been a need for URLs to be shortened, be that in e-mails or within the pages of a magazine, and for a number of years the service TinyURL did a fairly respectable job of performing this task.
URLs Matter — Paul Robert Lloyd



