Social information processing: Wiki, Blog, Intellectual property, Electronic mailing list, Virtual community, Wikipedia, Myspace, Facebook

Social information processing: Wiki, Blog, Intellectual property, Electronic mailing list, Virtual community, Wikipedia, Myspace, Facebook Review

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 173. Chapters: Wiki, Blog, Intellectual property, Electronic mailing list, Virtual community, Wikipedia, Myspace, Facebook, Open source, Social software in education, Web 2.0, Social network, Internet forum, Orkut, Digg, Flickr, Crowdsourcing, Organizational learning, Apache Wave, Yahoo! Answers, Prediction market, The Wisdom of Crowds, LinkedIn, Yahoo! Groups, Online community, MouseHunt, Enterprise social software, Knowledge worker, Social bookmarking, Enterprise social networking, Collaborative filtering, Knowledge economy, Learning organization, Smart mob, Amazon Mechanical Turk, Reputation system, Ourproject.org, Editorial calendar, PeopleBrowsr, Social Media in the Fashion Industry, MillatFacebook, Diaspora, Quora, BoardEx, Social Media Marketing in the Fashion Industry, OpenDesktop.org, Peter Senge, Strands, Wreckamovie, CiteULike, You, Twine, Path, HR.com, Community Health Index, InterNations, FriendFeed, InnoCentive, Enterprise bookmarking, Lithium Technologies, Essembly, SocialEngine, Virb, Let Simon Decide, Jay Baer, Eng-Tips Forums, Talenthouse, HealthyWage, Enterprise 2.0, Areapal, CampusBuddy, Spigit, Chilltime, Qapacity, Amber Naslund, Askalo, BIGADDA, Chris Heuer, Hunch, 518Fever.com, ArticlesBase, Adaptive website, Ibibo, List of virtual communities with more than 100 million users, Expatica, Foo Camp, FunAdvice.com, Information economy, NotchUp, Viral Analytics Platform, Spoke, Knowledge commons, Habrahabr, Fotopedia, Thingiverse, NutshellMail, Unconference, Naymz, Open Source Observatory and Repository, Project Noah, ScraperWiki, Character blogging, Thesixtyone, Ideas bank, LinkExpats, Late Night Shots, Novell Vibe, ShiftSpace, Jeeran, Trictionary, Rosetta Code, Qaym, Meettheboss, Social translucence, Gitorious, I-Cube Systems, Wisdom of the crowd, SWObjects, Menéame, Focus.com, StixCamp, 1000Memories, Exxset, ...

Blogs, Wikis, MySpace, and More: Everything You Want to Know About Using Web 2.0 but Are Afraid to Ask

Blogs, Wikis, MySpace, and More: Everything You Want to Know About Using Web 2.0 but Are Afraid to Ask Review

For both internet gurus and online novices, this handy mini-encyclopedia explores the useful and interesting sites—big and small, popular and obscure—that make up Web 2.0, the new online community. From YouTube and Flickr to eBay and Facebook, each website and online application is explained through step-by-step screen shots and examines what each site does, why people use it, how to get started, and any special features. Simple yet thorough definitions for commonly used internet elements—such as tags, bookmarks, blogs, and podcasts—are provided as well as little-known usage tips for expert surfers. Grouped by type, this detailed guide also offers dozens of alternative URLs that cover similar online territory, but with their own unique takes.