The New Web Is Web 2.0 -What It's All About?

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Web 2.0:
A term used to describe the "second generation" of innovations and services on the Web. Websites and services associated with Web 2.0 emphasize collaborative, interactive and communication tools, using the Web as a platform to publish, broadcast, store and organize information and tasks.

Social Bookmarking:
Usually offered by sites as a way to store and share content and search links. These sites act like "favorites" would in your Web browser, housing links to feeds, videos, products you're shopping for, maps and other Web destinations. You can share these links. Examples are sites such as Redd it, delicious and Digg.

Social Media:
Typically video, audio or other content that users can interact with. Social media applications can be found at sites that include destinations such as Wikipedia, Second Life, Digg, MySpace.com and Flickr. The media can usually be shared, rated and oft times edited by visitors.

User-Generated Content:
Is Web content that can be influenced but not necessarily created by visitors to websites. Generally, user-generated content comes in the form of blogs, video, podcasts, free software and Web profiles. The content can be of a personal or commercial nature.