With Web 2.0 tools, such as (micro)blog, wiki, we can reveal a lot of our thoughts and opinions in public, and get response from someone we have never met before. More importantly, Web 2.0 tools encourage open discussions. Here is a very good example. I saw from twitter that someone had claimed P!=NP was proved, [...]

As a former student of the ILLC, I am very happy to see that the ILLC has launched a blog-based webportal for the research community of logic and rational interactions, called loriweb.org. Here is a snapshot: The ILLC has finally made an attempt going from web1.0 to web2.0, which means more dynamics and interactions! However, [...]

The USA White House launched its strategy to reform the government in the Web 2.0 age. In this post: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/09/05/01/WhiteHouse/, it gives the information channels through which white house is reaching its citizens. These channels include: Whitehouse.gov Facebook.com/WhiteHouse MySpace.com/WhiteHouse Twitter.com/WhiteHouse Flickr.com/WhiteHouse Vimeo.com/WhiteHouse YouTube.com/WhiteHouse iTunes (videos & podcasts) I would say this government is leading toward [...]