Interesting post, thanks for your insights!

Without reading your article first I would have agreed with your web 1.0 view... brochure websites were where it was at. Printed information ported to browsers.

Web 2.0 for me was all about interactivity. We went from brochures to applications and API's. From individual users interacting with individual applications to interacting with each other and multiple browser based applicaitons in real-ish time.

Web 3.0 for me is ubiquity... checking on facebook from my mobile phone, watching youtube from my TV, having google track my real world location, and automatically uploading my geotagged photo's from my SLR to Flickr, Facebook, and my home PC.

Looking back at your article, I think that we agree, we're just using different words.