If the Web is evolving, searching the evolving Web must also evolve.

My first post for ReadWriteWeb (nearly a year ago) started with the premise that search was "game over", that Google had won and the only opportunity left was (re)search - i.e.

Gen Y is taking over.

The new Web era is about the mainstream. This is when millions of small businesses and digital free agents make a good living by providing better products to a much more savvy market.

This is the first recession where the Internet is the primary driving force for almost every business, big and small as well as millions of free agent individuals.

We are in the early stages of a major phase transition. Whatever you call it, something new is brewing, and that nasty R word has a lot do with it. It is not the semantic web.

The interest in Web 3.0 might have peaked, as my previous study indicates.

So we're only half a decade at most into the Web 2.0 era, and we still don't really know what "Web 2.0" is.

Evaluating what should be done as part of such Web 2.0 initiatives with large organisations implies that we rethink the definition of Web 2.0 (see O'Reilly's Web 2.0 meme map to start with).

Feeling angry? Sad? Stressed? Squeeze ball not working? Or just getting bored?

Choosing a doctor can be a rough choice for anyone, but as with anything in life these days, there are tools online to help you pick the physician that suits you best.

Lifestreaming, according to Wordspy, is "an online record of a person's daily activities, either via direct video feed or via aggregating the person's online content such as blog posts, social network

Alex Iskold just posted Rethinking Recommendation Engines, a product type that we here at ReadWriteWeb have explored a lot over the past year or so.

Health 2.0, web-based apps and services for the healthcare sector, is a nascent but potentially huge market for web 2.0.

One of my favorite books is Patricia Seybold's Outside Innovation.

Basically a site can be dubbed as ‘web 2.0′ when it offers the user the ability to interact with it rather than just be a passive observer.

I have taken a particular interest in widgets lately, for my own use and those of existing and potential clients.

Great informative article written by Brett Lane about video bookmarking submission.

Hotmail is credited with inventing online viral marketing.

The Semantic Web has been in the making for some time and people think it is nearing maturity.