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While I agree that the web will rersemble what you call a siteless web more and more thanks to all these networks, APIs, and syndication practices, I think you give AP too much credit.
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I believe that musicians were the first to start going "siteless," and they've been doing it for quite some time.
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Timberlake calls this energy-efficient house a "siteless" design, and he says he's currently investigating ways to commercially produce the Cellophane House.
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Timberlake calls this energy-efficient house a "siteless" design, and he says he's currently investigating ways to commercially produce the Cellophane House.
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But now the world of wiki is offering an interesting alternative that groups together all these “siteless” businesses.
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To me it is less about "the siteless web" and more about media (and brands) making sure they are on tap on the user's terms.
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AP sees that the future of media is headless, which I wrote about the siteless web.
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To me it is less about "the siteless web" and more about media (and brands) making sure they are on tap on the user's terms.
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"This is a great demonstration of Cliqset's larger vision of social networks being siteless, and we think it's going to be the future of how all services interact and, more importantly, how users of these services interact," Cliqset
WebProNews Feed Chris Crum 2010
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"This is a great demonstration of Cliqset's larger vision of social networks being siteless, and we think it's going to be the future of how all services interact and, more importantly, how users of these services interact," Cliqset
WebProNews Feed Chris Crum 2010
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