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Will everything on the web one day be free?

I ask this question because I think we may well be inching closer to a point where lots of web services will be free. I say free, but what I really mean is advert-supported. But that’s still free, isn’t it?
I thought about making this into a huge analysis of a possible future free web, but [...]

Google to slow the pace of and widen the features of their web applications

I’ve been sitting on this tidbit for over a week, but it’s a tidbit that’s been largely overlooked. So I’m sort of hoping it’s still fresh to most of you:
“Google leaders told their engineers to stop focusing on launching a dizzying array of new services, and concentrate on making sure the existing ones work. “I [...]