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Five years after Web 2.0 the web shifts from pages to sensors and coordination: search grows from 25 million pages indexed to a trillion pages and now uses motion, speech and location in the Google mobile app; sensor networks in the UK instrument 1.2 million homes, where power spikes let algorithms identify appliance make and model; crowdsourced sites like PatientsLikeMe run what amounts to the world’s largest clinical trial; government clones like usaspending.gov demonstrate low‑cost reuse.
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