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As my fellow conference organizer (and yes, it was a Web 2.0 conference) Rob Hyndman notes in his latest post, we’ve had a bit of a debate going among the mesh gang about the whole O’Reilly trademark thing — and not just because we have kind of an interest
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2 years ago
Since Web 2.0 has been defined to death, and just about everyone under the sun has had a good old time debating what it means, I've decided to leave it alone and let it die. In fact, I don't really