Currently there are many uses for the web: job listings, fantasy sports, gambling, communities, news, e-mail, music and videos, and many others.\n\nWhat part of the internet do you think will grow the most over the next five years, or what would you like to see developed more?
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Only time will tell...I would like to see more alternate news sources become more widely known about so people aren't just getting one side of the news, but rather both sides, so they can judge for themselves what seems to be the most believeable sources.
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Personally, I think everyone should have broadband access. You can do so much more with broadband, and the fact of the matter is that most web sites cater more to broadband users now than to dial-up users.
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Advertising...\na good variation of word searching... \ngood name....\n\nthe more people that visit ur web,.. the more people will see u when they search.. u have to start from the beginning and spend time on a goood advertisement...
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There are many blog sites - including Yahoo360 - but I think MySpace has quickly become the major player in that area.\n\nYahoo 360's link is below. \nSource(s):\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/login.html?.done=ht...
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since the internet only began just over a decade ago (the first web page is about fifteen i think, the internet has grown a lot.\nif you google ' history of ther internet' or go onto wikipedia you will get a basic idea of the numbers involved.  once the preserve of the dedicated few, most western countries are over 50% saturation for some kind of internet service
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* a transition of websites from isolated information silos to sources of content and functionality, thus becoming a computing platform serving web applications to end users\n    * a social phenomenon referring to an approach to creating and distributing Web content itself, characterised by open communication, decentralization of authority, freedom to share and re-use, and "the market as a conversation"\n    * a more organized and categorized content, with a more developed deeplinking web architecture.\n    * a shift in economic value of the web, potentially equalling that of the dot com boom of the late 1990s.\n\nYou can find more info here...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web2.0
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Sure.  Why not spread it around?  The more people that use the service, the more likely it will be successful.  The more success it has, the more likely it will be to stick around and offer improvements/upgrades.
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but of course it is B!  My Web 2.0!  Then again, I am biased  :)
248722
Let yahoo reintroduce it. It will give a more responsible platform for exchange of ideas as well as friendship.
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For someone new to the internet, I would recommend Yahoo. It is very user friendly, has quite a bit of information. Everything from games, chat, to jobs and shopping, travel, etc..
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You're already there... \n\nThe Internet. The Web. Online. \n\nIn fact, for many people, the Internet is a second home. It's the easiest, most flexible, and most convenient tool for finding information now. \n\nThink about your favorites or bookmarks. You probably have a huge list of sites (sorted, if you're lucky, into folders!) about gardening, news, holidays, recipes, shopping, Christmas, family health, games, tips, TV, finance or whatever else catches your fancy. \n\nAnd the reason you bookmarked those sites? They gave you useful information. \n\nNow think about all those other people out there on the Web. Who are they? \n\nMoms, dads... single parents, grannies... sporty types, couch potatoes... teachers, homeschoolers, music freaks, would-be chefs. They all seek the same thing. And that is, of course, quality, relevant information for their kids, gardens, home projects, hobbies, and the list goes on and on. \n\nSurfers love Web sites that reflect the owner's passion about a specific topic (i.e., painting, dogs, travel, scrapbooking, etc.) They are excited to find articles, advice, and ideas that respond to their needs or fuel their dreams. And when they discover a site that appeals to them, they will return frequently. \n\nYou too can do this too. \n\nWhat is your passion? What information, based on your experiences (life, education, employment), could you share? How could you help someone else? \n\nEverybody knows something about something. Identify it and then write about it! There are thousands and thousands of people who want to read about it - and spend money on it - now. \n\nMy site was created just like this. I love to help others and I know a lot about resumes, so I created a site about that. A link to it is below. I make money on my site and so far, I don't sell a thing. That will come as my site continues to grow.\n\nBelieve me, if a 40 year old mother of two children can do it, you can, too. \n\nIt's an honest business because I created it myself.  I will not do anything to "rip off" anyone else.  I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if I did that. \n\nThe first link is to my site.  The second link is to the site that I created my web site with.
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I think as time goes by, more people will want to design or create websites.\n\nI think a great reference website on how to make a website, step by step directions, would be great. \n\nJAVA, PHP, ASP, JSP.....all programming languages covered under one website would be awesome.\n\n\nEDIT: If its free, then how much better could that be! =)
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Losing internet neutraility would be a very bad thing for everyone. Unfortunaltey, if the major telecom use their financial power through lobbysits, we may not have another option. \n\nEventually, the consumer will pay more for surfing the internet. I think the real losers will be the innovators. There would be no more Yahoo!, Google, Delicious, YouTube, etc, since they would have to pay more to use bandwidth. Startrups would't have the cash to get their products on the Net.\n\nCheck out the great article in my source:
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still waiting on it, but personally i think the next invention ( be it what ever it may be ) will further insulate society from one another like the current state of connectivity does right now. interesting isn't he, he we are on this board posting replies, when we could be outside... connecting.. with people.. and not text..
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duhhhhhhhh the internet
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1.Orkut\n\n2.Yahoo\n\n3.Youtube\n\n4.Wikipedia\n\n5.Myspace
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Absolutely not. The internet is controlled by humans, it doesn't expand on its own. It doesn't have the ability to expand on its own and it never will have the ability to learn anything. It doesn't learn. Thats like filling a pitcher with jello and saying, "Look it's a living being. It has a structure, it holds what i put into it and it wiggles when i touch it!!"