Implementing time by expanding space in Web 2.0
By Sean McGrath, ITworld.com
Do not adjust your set. You have not stumbled into a science fiction or theoretical physics article, as the title might perhaps suggest. The topic of this article is - would you believe - URLs. URLs and time. URLs and space...Actually, the topic is really web 2.0.
Picture the scene. You have a website on which you publish stuff. The nature of the stuff doesn't really matter. The important thing is that there is stuff you want to publish today and there will be other stuff you want to publish tomorrow and the day after that...
Do not adjust your set. You have not stumbled into a science fiction or theoretical physics article, as the title might perhaps suggest. The topic of this article is - would you believe - URLs. URLs and time. URLs and space...Actually, the topic is really web 2.0.
Picture the scene. You have a website on which you publish stuff. The nature of the stuff doesn't really matter. The important thing is that there is stuff you want to publish today and there will be other stuff you want to publish tomorrow and the day after that...
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