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The
Mysterious World of Web 2.0
U.S. $9.95 Ebook ** No tax, no shipping!
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Why are companies paying billions of dollars to
advertise on these sites? What becomes of the web when much of the
content is made up - when we can't tell truth from nonsense, journalism
is created by a boy in his bedroom? Learn why fortunes are made,
investors reap profits, and the spiral continues.
- Did you know that over 55 percent of teens aged
12-17 have an online profile?
- Can you read a newspaper without wondering what
these are: FaceBook, social networking, MySpace, and Twitter?
- Should you use Web 2.0 social networking sites
for your business, your non-profit, your group?
- Learn the benefits and risks of exposure for
children on social networking sites.
Written by a computer consultant, covering technology
for 12 years, follow the birth of this craze, from the days of free
music downloads, to digital cameras capturing things people wish they
didn't do. See what is posted on these social networking sites, and
give serious thought to what becomes of our culture when everything is
public, when 15 minutes of fame is reduced to a few seconds. Where is
the meaning? Are Web 2.0 sites also used for good purposes?
Learn more in this colorful 43 page book with facts and
charts.
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The Mysterious World of
Web 2.0 ebook provides an overview of Web 2.0
and ponders what it means to us as individuals.
Also called social
networking, Web 2.0 is a new phase of the internet: reaching out to web
users for a shared experience, rather than delivery of static web pages
or the one-way commentary on most blogs.
Corporations are in billion-dollar bidding wars to own these online
services, because the users represent massive potential revenue for
advertisers.
But what do
these sites do? Who has time to use them, and what effect
will they have on literacy and culture? This is a worldwide
issue that
has significant effect on what children are doing in school, how they
learn, and what they will become.
We need to know, but don't understand the lingo and don't have time...
so here, in about 40 pages is an adult perspective on the good &
bad of Web 2.0, along with some startling statistics about teen use of
these sites.
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