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Return of the polls: what do you think of web2.0?

By Heri Oct 10th 2007 in Design

Browsing in Montreal Tech Watch’s archives, I stumbled upon the polls that were posted here months ago, that I simply forgot to re-run. Because they were somehow entertaininginformative, we shall have again a series of polls, to take the pulse of the Montreal Tech community.

To begin this highly scientific exercice, I have decided that we shall have no less that a poll about web2.0, which is a controversial word, to put it mildly.

Please come by the blog to say what you think about “web2.0″.

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Comments

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  • Mai Woodby December 15, 2010

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