The document discusses various topics related to web 2.0 including open APIs, social media, personalization, communities, recommendations, scalability, networking, communications, security protocols, user experience, user-generated content, blogs, wikis, RSS, widgets, tagging, sharing, folksonomy, and mashups. It references convergence across networks and platforms to provide an integrated user experience through open and discovery-driven multimedia.
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1. web 2.0 Open APIs Social Media Personalization Convergence Community Recommendation OpenID Scientific Atlanta Linksys Video Routing Unified Communications Convergence Networking Universal Global Load Balancing Scalability Wireless VoIP Deep Packet Inspection IP Partner Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+) UGC Data Wikis RSS Widgets User Experience Sharing Tagging Blogs Podcasting Folksonomy Trust Mash-ups
2. web 2.0 Content Finds You Convergence Networking Universal Global Load Balancing Scalability Wireless VoIP Deep Packet Inspection Unified Communications IP Partner Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+) Scientific Atlanta Linksys Routing Video UGC Data Wikis Open APIs Social Media Personalization Convergence Community Recommendation OpenID Tagging Blogs Podcasting Folksonomy Trust Mash-ups RSS Widgets User Experience Sharing
5. Eos: An open software-platform for creating and managing a community-based entertainment experience entertainment-class welcome to an welcome experience Integrated Simplicity Open User-Focused Multimedia Discovery-Driven
6. Coming to a Screen Near You… 2008 web 2.0 Open APIs Social Media Personalization Community Recommendation OpenID Scalability Partner Video User Experience Convergence Trust IP Convergence Scientific Atlanta Networking Universal Global Load Balancing Wireless VoIP Deep Packet Inspection Linksys Routing Unified Communications Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+) UGC Data Wikis RSS Widgets Sharing Tagging Blogs Podcasting Folksonomy Mash-ups
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I feel like I’m in the “I’m a Mac. I’m a PC” commercials standing in front of this audience. You’re Web 2.0, and I’m Cisco. You talk about cool things like Social Media, Wikis, Folksonomies <CLICK> <CLICK> Cisco typically talks about exciting things like Deep Packet Inspection, Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol and Load Balancing Thanks to the hard work of many of you in this audience, we know the world is changing. One thing that is very apparent is that web 2.0 is changing how we interact with entertainment, and our evolution to a Me/We generation – one more focused on sharing, interacting and adding on to entertainment content, rather than just owning. There is still one thing missing to make that a reality – a platform for delivering a truly entertainment-class experience to both the consumer and content owner. This is why I’m here as Cisco, talking about Web 2.0
