December 15th, 2005

Top Web 2.0 Events

by Joshua Porter  |   1 Comment

Richard MacManus gives a great overview of the biggest Web 2.0 events of 2005.

I’ll add two more:

  1. iTunes supporting podcasts
  2. Housingmaps.com igniting a mapping revolution

Hey Richard, let’s have an even dozen!

Comments ( One Response so far )

1.  Yakov on December 16th, 2005 (Comment) #

Hi Joshua, I’ll add our advanced web search software - Quintura Search. It would be very interesting to know your opinion about the software. Please note that the software that shows our approach to searching is a step towards our online search service.

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