The Impact of Web 2.0 on Portable Media and the Development of Future Technologies

The discussion presented in this research paper is to discuss the importance of the history of portable media and compare it to existing and future technologies. By laying the foundation for portable media, mobile phones create the potential for innovation and space. Study past models, build the foundation of technology development, reflect the past milestones adapted to it. This will predict when new technology will be released. With the integration of Web 0 in today's world, Web 0 has become the greatest element in all the advances in technology and it is the most important factor in determining technology.

Recent Internet trends called Web - 2.0 are related to the development of various Internet programming technologies that provide dynamic content on Web sites. The term Web-2.0 came from the 2004 O'Reilly Media Web 0 Conference. Contrast with the term Web - 1.0. Web-1.0 refers to a fairly static Web site whose content is constant and not adapted to various users. The term Web 0 refers to the development of many new technologies to make Internet content more dynamic, interactive and adaptable to the user, rather than to a single technology. With these new technologies, Internet users can interact with dynamic Internet applications in real time and realize new Internet marketing strategies such as Facebook, mobile phone marketing using 3G mobile connectivity, video marketing, and other behavior and location information I can do it.

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the rapid development of the Internet and Web 2.0 technology dramatically changed the usage of the media. Media effect research is also more diverse and concrete. After a meta-analysis of the theory of micro-media effects, Valkenburg, Peter & Walther (2016) identified five key features. There are two propositions in this selection paradigm. Part of the information; (b) People are only affected by the information they choose (Klapper 1960, Rubin 2009). Researchers noticed the selectivity of media use decades ago and thought that it was an important factor limiting media effect. Later, two theoretical perspectives, use and satisfaction (Katz et al