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[سسل-نتووركينغ] يستعمل موقعات فوق هذا مبلغات ضخمة عرض نطاق أنّ [إيسبس], جامعات, وأعمال يكافح أن يحافظ خطوة.

[كرولن] [دوفّي] [مرسن], شبكة عالم

شعبيّة [سسل-نتووركينغ] بدرجة متزايدة يعلّل موقعات مثل [مسبس], [يووتثب] و [فسبووك] هذا حجوم ضخمة من [دن] أسئلة وعرض نطاق إستهلاك أنّ شركة نقل جويّ, جامعات ومؤسسات يكون يندفعون أن يحافظ خطوة.

The trend is prompting some network operators to upgrade their DNS systems, while others are blocking the sites altogether. Moreover, the “MySpace Effect” is expected to hit many more nets soon, as these network-intensive interactive features migrate from specialty sites to mainstream e-commerce operations and intranets.

“Social media is not just going to be in pure-play sites like MySpace and Facebook. It’s going to become increasingly prevalent across retailers, media and entertainment,” says Mike Afergan, CTO of Akamai, a content delivery network company that supports MySpace, Facebook and Friendster. “It drives a lot more requests and a lot more bit-traffic across these networks.”

The demanding nature of social-networking sites was highlighted in May when the Department of Defense announced it was blocking worldwide access to 13 Web sites, including MySpace and YouTube.

“The Commander of DoD’s…

Apparently web 2.0 has already hit and we are basking in its sunlight. Whilst this may be true, it feels more like a mild day and a few clouds have cleared. To be honest I think Web 2.0 received much more hype and attention than it ought to have. Don’t get me wrong, when I believe it has truly arrived I will be out on the deck chair basking in it I just don’t think we have quite gotten there yet. It’s hard to know whether some web adaptations have come about because of this web 2.0 or because of natural web evolution. After all, isn’t web 2.0 just that?

In terms of mainstream usage which affects practically everybody on the internet, I really don’t recall seeing that much come out of Web 2.0 other than RSS and different usages of tagging; seen in services like flickr, social bookmarking and media services like digg, del.icio.us etc. Then you have mybloglog, myspaces and other social network sites. These are all fantastic, I love and use all of these any many more. But, is that really it?

Tagging

Tagging has undoubtedly changed the way

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