Well – for those obsessed with numbers (t d f).

Blogherald: “Now for the good stuff: the number of blogs in existence: over 100 million blogs”

You need to understand that difference, it’s a paradigm shift (t d f) – nothing less. Like back then when we realized that movies (t d f) have a grammar different to the one of theatres and stages.

Young blog their way to a publishing revolution: [...]“There are signs of a significant generation gap (t d f), and rather than using the internet as their parents do – as an information source, to shop or to read newspapers online – most young people are using it to communicate with one another.[...]” (Via Smart Mobs.)

I’m invited to be part of a panel of experts at eContent (t d f) in Linz (t d f) – an educational event. I got 7 minutes to introduce the audience and the panel to Social Software (t d f), Web 2.0 (t d f) – buzzwords and concepts.
I’ll let you know.

I’m not entirely convinced if that’s really fun for us. Although def. a relevant move form the desktop pc to the web as platform.
I anticipate lots of competitors on a less diffused customer base but only one click away.
Made def. sense for Google (t d f) to invest in storage to give away and data-mining to harness the fruits.
[Update:] I think we’ll see java-enabled OpenOffice (t d f) via the browser (or/and the Google Toolbar) pretty soon.