links for 2008-10-16

• What's Next After Web 2.0 – ReadWriteWeb
  Then they have to go and do this… a nice breakdown of what is on the horizon
  (tags: Journalism ojatcardiff web2.0 trends web technology innovation social semantic via:mento.info)
• Madeleine McCann: Express pays out to 'tapas seven' – Journalism news and jobs for journalists – Press Gazette
  A payout that was waiting to happen
  (tags: ojatcardiff Journalism via:mento.info)

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