Architects of the Social Web (not Named Mark Zuckerberg)

focus.com — Every once in a while, a person or team of people come along and change the Internet forever. In the 1980s, it was Bill gates and Steve Jobs, in the early 2000s, it was Mark Zuckerberg and Tom Anderson, and today, it's the people people discussed below. These folks shaped the very fabric of the social web, and through their contributions, they have made the Internet a more exciting and connected place to be. Today we recognize these architects of the social web, their revolutionary creations, and what accomplishments helped them achieve the heights they've reached. Oct 26, 2010 View in Crawl 4

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Architects of the Social Web (not Named Mark Zuckerberg)

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Awesome post. These guys are the real movers and shakers.

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mabrouk2009 Oct 26, 2010

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yes, Men very lucky

soccerfrank16 Oct 26, 2010

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I like the fact that it's written "not named Mark Zuckerberg", made me laugh. :)

azadshaikh88 Oct 26, 2010

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nice social networks, web2.0 and internet is just booming.... nice to be part of this changes.

jimbo92107 Oct 26, 2010

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I stopped using Facebook and Skype. Boring, and I don't want that many contacts that aren't really my friends.

There's something fundamentally artificial, unnatural and dysfunctional about this online social crap. Maybe it serves a use for some people, but I find it tiresome and false.