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Overview: The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world like nothing before. Its influence reaches not only to the technical fields of computer communications but throughout society as we move toward increasing use of online tools to accomplish electronic commerce, information acquisition, and community operations. It has changed much in the two decades since it came into existence. And what started as the creation of a small band of dedicated researchers has grown to be a commercial success with billions of dollars of annual investment.
Today, the Internet is offering people an ever-greater array of services, and getting more and more deeply involved in users’ lives. The phenomenon of Web 2.0, which allows people to interact more easily and share a vast array of multimedia materials with each other, has greatly increased the types of services available through the Internet. From websites that offer new types of shopping experiences to companies that enable innovative Web-based advertising and sales techniques, to so-called social networking sites that let users meet and interact with people who share the same interests, the Internet is truly beginning to realize some of its potential in ways that most people could not have predicted as recently as 2004 or 2005.
Other features of the New Internet include the ability to collaborate on content (such as with the ever-changing Wikipedia), as well as the ability to fully harness Internet video. Another branch of new Internet technology, called Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is spreading rapidly throughout the world.
This unique report provides insight into what leading companies are doing in the fields of Internet Marketing, Internet Telephony, Internet Protocol Television and Web 2.0 Applications such as: - Platform technologies
- Blogging
- Collaborative categorization
- Viral marketing
- Tagging
- Open source
- Peer production
- RSS
- Dynamic websites
- Wikis
Featured Interviewees:
The report features interviews with many of the nation’s foremost authorities on Emerging Internet Technologies. Interviewees include senior executives from companies such as:
- Wayne King, President, Brightcast
- Matt Cuson, Vice President of Marketing, Minerva Networks
- Eric Hoffert, Chief Executive Officer, ShareMethods
- Robin Neifield, Chief Executive Officer, NetPlus Marketing
- Caroline Vanderlip, Chief Executive Officer, SharedBook
- Robert Ziegler, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Pay By Touch
- Dan Steinman, Vice President of Customer Relations, Nearby Now
- Marc Diana, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer, LeadPoint
- Barry Abel, Vice President of Field Operations, Message Systems
For more information on this, or any report, please contact
Scott Pearlman at 609-919-1895 ext. 111 or email spearlman@incrementaladvantage.com.
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