Despite its cliche, the question of “what is the next version of the web” provokes as intense a debate as you’ll find within digital circles. Web 3.0 definitions vary wildly with any number of partisan descriptions coming from very smart, yet fundamentally biased people.

These descriptions are all forward thinking, yet intrinsically flawed. They neglect that versioning, or defining the next version of the web, isn’t just about software or hardware. It’s about culture.

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Today, MySpace did something different.

Something bold.

Something sexy.

And like the one hot girl at the tech party, nobody knew how to handle it

Today’s MySpace announcement was totally misunderstood and mishandled by the press coverage. It was too hot to handle. (more…)