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Response to Anthony Bradley’s “Don’t be fooled. Web 3.0 doesn’t exist”

By SemanticWeb.com on April 30, 2009 4:45 PM

Dan Grigorovici
SemanticWeb.com Contributor

Web3Beat Blog

I just read a blog post from Anthony Bradley, a Gartner analyst, in his post “Don’t Be Fooled. Web 3.0 Doesn’t Exist.”

What I am expecting typically from any such strong opinions (if they are to be more than opinions) are some validation of arguments, but unfortunately I don’t see them in your post. I like the opportunity to debate though.

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