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Web 1.0 was the static web, and Web 2.0 is the social web, but Web 3.0 will be the decentralized web. It will move us from a world in which communities contribute but don’t own or profit, to one where they can through collaboration. By breaking away from traditional business models centered around …

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Web 3.0: You may have heard of it, but what is it? Do we really need another version of the internet? What's wrong with the internet we already have? …

The advent of the Internet forever changed the way we share and store data. The growth of the adoption of digitization was accelerated with the Web …

In recent years, various forms of in-game purchases and microtransactions have become the norm for many games. Free-to-play games that generate …

From customer review platforms like Yelp and Ziosk to the ratings prompts built into gig-work apps like Uber and DoorDash, consumers are increasingly …

Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Burberry are experimenting with the virtual economy, but they could be doing so much more. Web 2.0, the second iteration of …

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“I heard your song and it’s trash,” spits Phonewifey in the opening track to Waifan, a joint release between the artist and London musician CY AN. Their voice, a warbling baritone, cuts through the bassline with blunt force. The track is meant as a friendly cipher, each line a playful act of …

Collectible assets are unique in that they all have no qualitative utility, but are quantifiably scarce. Web 2.0 is often credited with ushering in many of the digital creative industries that have become prevalent today, and rightly so. Since the age of MySpace, digital creatives have found …