David Siegel, Thoughts - Defining Web 3.0

The World Wide Web has evolved from the original hypertext system envisioned by physicists to a planetwide medium that has already transformed most of our lives. What comes next should be truly stunning. Web 3.0 refers to a combination of advances that will change the Internet radically, making Web 2.0 look like a new paint job on an old car going down the Information highway.

"The best way to sum up Web 3.0 is to say that, in the future, everything will be smart. No longer will you need to go to several web sites to research flights and fares, then book your own ticket with your credit card information on a particular site. In Web 3.0, you’ll just send your software agent on a mission to watch for and book a flight that meets your criteria at the best price (and at the last possible second, giving you more flexibility than you had before)." Read More ...