Article Source: Daily Hodl
Since the 1990s, the internet has been transforming from an exclusive tool to a household necessity. It was groundbreaking when social media and other user-generated content replaced the dot-com bubble.
The World Wide Web went from people creating separate websites for their blogs and business to everyone having an opportunity to post on social media websites accessible to millions of users all over the world. This is why web 2.0 is also called the ‘social web.’
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