Web 2.0

On a day like today, the word "archaeology" brings to mind images of things that last. We picture a terracotta warrior, carefully brushed free from the dust of millennia. We see a stone tablet, its laws still legible after four thousand years, or the fossilized print of a leaf—a perfect ghost... Read more

An era’s story rarely appears in its official blueprints. It is often found in the worn pathways, the shared jokes, and the invented rituals of the people who inhabited the space. To understand the social web—the period we retroactively call Web 2.0—one must look past the sterile interfaces... Read more