First there were music mashups, where two or more tracks are combined, often with one acapella track by one artist over a second backing track by another. The same principle is then brought to the Web 2.0 world, in the form of software mashups in which two or more sets of data are combined over the Internet to create a new entity. An example is overlaying houses for sale over a Google Map.
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