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Eric Schmidt, Google’s CEO, categorizes Web 3.0

August 10th, 2007 by Chris

At the Digital Forum, Seoul, a journalist asks Eric Schmidt on what he thinks could mean Web 3.0. At first Schmidt refuses to indulge in “hype-terms”, such as Web 2.0 and others. But he can’t resist speaking about connected, atomic, high-performance Internet apps and risks calling this Web 3.0. Enjoy - Google is pushing the edge.

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One Response to “Eric Schmidt, Google’s CEO, categorizes Web 3.0”

  1. on 14 Aug 2007 at 4:48 am   Jochen

    Interesting that Google risks talking about marketing terms like “Web 2.0″ or “Web 3.0″.

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