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Not really understanding how some of these rows relate. For example: content management systems > wikis > fiverr. What's the correlation here? Outside of perhap
by mtberatwork 11y ago
Not really understanding how some of these rows relate. For example: content management systems > wikis > fiverr. What's the correlation here? Outside of perhaps social media posts, anyone creating content online is still using some variant of a CMS.
- williamcotton 11y agoIt is a very loose association and I tried my best to continue the same kind of very loose association that Tim O'Reilly used with his definitions of Web 2.0. What did Tim even mean with his "CMS > wiki" trajectory? What I think he was trying to say was that people will collectively organize information around a wiki without payment where a CMS has a notion of a top-down hierarchy with people organizing information for a salary. With Fiverr I was trying to extend this notion to a marketplace where you can pay people to organize information. I think the "Akamai > BitTorrent > Netflix" is the easiest to describe, at least in terms of overall network bandwidth. A decade ago BitTorrent was taking up a massive amount of overall bandwidth. These days Netflix is responsible for the majority of bandwidth usage and BitTorrent use continues to decline in relative comparison.