Folksonomy Socially Graphs the Ajaxed Web 2.0 Bubble

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If you don’t think we’re in a bubble reminiscent of 1999-2001, take a look at this video. It’s amazing what a bit of time crunched historical retrospective will do to one’s perspective on that topic. It’s pretty amazing what’s happened in the last two to three years. This video captures it and more. Give it a look and then let us now whether or not you think we’re in a bubble and if you think it’s about to pop. Comment here or over on AdGabber where the video is hosted.

Be sure to check out the similarly styled video on the last two years worth of viral videos.

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