Web 2.0 tools allow individuals to share experiences and interact with a website more easily. Web 2.0 is about users and content instead of just surfing on the Internet.

Web 2.0 tools let audience members interact with presenters, rate and share content, and subscribe to webcast channels. Web 2.0 tools are valuable for bringing people together, but when thinking about Web 2.0 tools it’s important to think beyond the web.

As you know each weekday I post a daily digest of the best articles I’ve found that day on a topic that is of particular interest to website builders, buyers and sellers.

Here are the links to today’s best articles on web 2.0 tools:

Read, Learn, Enjoy!

Web 2.0 tools that I use (how you like them apples, Aliza?)
An excellent list of Web 2.0 tools from the folks at The Click Heard Round the World.

10 great Web 2.0 tools for Diagnostic Imaging Professionals
The Internet has grown up to more than just a tool to send and read emails or read daily news. It has become by all means an ever growing source of information, a platform for people to connect, collaborate, share and even edit information. Web 2.0 is a set of free tools that redefine our relationship to information. We are no longer passive readers of the Internet, but we can play an active role in creating its content.

Web 2.0 Tools Become Mainstream For Corporations
Despite its lack of a precise definition, Web 2.0 is becoming a major influence in the corporate world. The theme of a good number of stories published this week in association with the Enterprise 2.0 conference that was held in Boston is that IT personnel can’t stop the tide and, if they know what is good for them (and their careers), they shouldn’t try.

Popular Web 2.0 Tools for B2B Marketers?
B2B marketers have adopted blogs and RSS more than other Web 2.0 tools such as wikis, according to the report; moreover, smaller marketers – the Davids among the Goliaths – are at the forefront: Some three-quarters of surveyed marketers that have deployed Web 2.0 tools are in companies of 10,000 or fewer people.

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