Presentation on Web 3.0 Technologies You Need To Know. Audio at http://www.mindgrub.com/NAB This annual session is back with a refreshed look at the latest and greatest web 3.0 technologies. Learn about social media from discussion boards to micro-blogging and the hottest trends and applications in social media and location based services.

1. Emerging Web 3.0 Technologies You Need To Know Todd Marks President & CEO Mindgrub Technologies LLC [email_address] Vince Buscemi VP Operations Mindgrub Technologies LLC [email_address]

3. What Was the Web 1.0? (Links, Text and Flash)

4. What Was the Web 1.0 :: 99% Bad

5. Web 1.0 is a retronym referring to the state of the World Wide Web in the 90’s when it was largely static pages with html text and gif buttons. v

7. Changes in the Web 2.0 (Dawn of the End-User) v

11. Google Trends: Social Media

12. Google Trends: Social Media

13. Case Study :: VOA Viral Widgets

14. The Web 3.0 (The Intelligent Web, Portability & Mobility) v

16. Definition of the Semantic Web Semantic Web is an evolving extension of the web 3.0 where information is tagged in relation to use and context so that it and similar information can be delivered more effectively to humans and machines

17. Better Search v

18. Semantic Search A prime example of a Web 3.0 technology is 'natural-language search', which refers to the ability of search engines to answer full questions such as 'Which US Presidents died of disease?'. In some cases, the sites that appear in the results do not reference the original search terms, reflecting the fact that the web knows, for instance, that Reagan was a US President, and that Alzheimer's is a disease. 1 1 http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/the_web/article2726190.ece

19. Visual Search v

20. Internet Advancements v

22. 4G 4G refers to the fourth generation of cellular wireless standards. It is a successor to 3G and 2G standards. The nomenclature of the generations generally refers to a change in the fundamental nature of the service. The first was the move from analogue (1G) to digital (2G) transmission. This was followed by multi-media support, spread spectrum transmission and at least 200 kbit/s (3G) and now 4G, which refers to all IP packet switched networks, mobile ultra-broadband (gigabit speed) access and multi-carrier transmission. (wikipedia)

23. “ The Cloud” The artist formally known as Software As A Service (Saas) and before that, Application Service Provider (ASP) v

25. The Outernet

26. The Outernet & 3D Barcodes Digital Signage, Mobile Devices, 3D Barcodes

27. Internet on Your TV

28. Internet on Your TV Pandora, Netflix, Facebook, Weather, all available on your TV v

29. Mobile

30. How Did We Get Here?

33. Case Study :: Layars (Augmented Reality)

34. The iPad, Yet Another Game Changer

35. Mobile Web Will Rule by 2015 (Mashable)

36. Social Media on Your Smart Phone

37. Case Study: Facebook v

38. Location Enabled Social Media

39. How Did We Get Here?

40. Case Study: Loopt Loopt, Flagr, Whrrl, Buzzd, Zhiing, Urban Spoon v

41. LBS/LBE Frameworks: viaPlace v viaPlace is a White-Label SaaS LBS Framework

42. Case Study: Foursquare Latitude, Foursquare, Gowalla, Google Buzz

44. Case Study: Sonoma County California

45. Social Media On Your What?

46. Case Study :: Ford Ford Cars to Read Your Twitter Feeds

47. Web 3.0 Sites You Should Know v

48. Web 3.0 Sites You Should Know NEW RICH APPLICATIONS Mint.com CLOUD COMPUTING / SAAS Google Docs Amazon S3 Kickapps Clickability (SAAS CMS) SOCIAL APIs Oauth (Twitter) Facebook Connect NEW SOCIAL Groupon.com SOCIAL & MOBILE www.twitter.com www.foursquare.com www.gowalla.com www.viaplace.com Google Latitude Twitcasting MOBILE Siri (speech to info search) Layars (Augmented Reality) CODE / HARDWARE HTML 5 3D Barcode iPad

49. Where Are We Going From Here? v

50. Next Steps

52. Todd Marks President & CEO Mindgrub Technologies LLC [email_address] Vince Buscemi VP Operations Mindgrub Technologies LLC [email_address] Questions? ( www.mindgrub.com/NAB ) ( www.twitter.com/mindgrub )