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The Web 2.0 Experience Continuum

My five-year-old recently sent me her first instant message. It was one of the few words she can spell: "No." (Surprise.) Ten years from now, when she's 15, I can easily imagine receiving the same message, but how will it be created, sent, and delivered? By typing on a computer via a desktop chat client? My guess

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