This week C|Net completed a series called Taking Back the Web. The series spanned five days and topics: entertainment, wikis, tagging, maps, and youth. Thanks ::schwagbag:: for pointing it out … now I'm off to read it.
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Nice series. too bad the printing for articles on CNET is so bad. I was hoping to print this and show it to some non-techy types.
Bill, check on the bottom right of the main page. There's a PDF version for download. Get login info from BugMeNot and you're set to go.
Actually, you may be able to get the PDF by just clicking this link: http://news.com.com/pdf/ne/2005/takingBack.pdf (it's a big one)