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April 13, 2007Nicholas Carr: comparison between economics of social networks and the economics of sharecropping
The Reputation Economy
Public individual identity management strategies of online social optimization.
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Bookmarks from The Art of Memetics- What an ideal search engine might be like:Scope: The ideal engine would be able to search every document on the Internet Speed: Results would be available immediately Currency: All the information would be kept completely up-to-date Recall: We could always find every document relevant to our query Precision: There would be no irrelevant documents in our result set Ranking: The most relevant ... […]
- Social Media Today | Research shows how much we love a blamestormAccording to Science Daily, two academics conducted four different experiements, “and found that publicly blaming others dramatically increases the likelihood that the practice will become viral.”In one example, participants read about California Governor Schwarzenegger blaming special interest groups for the failure of a special election that cost $250. ... […]
- Overdue library books returned half century later – Nation AP – MiamiHerald.comCamelback High School librarian Georgette Bordine says the two Audubon Society books checked out in 1959 and the money order were sent by someone who wanted to remain anonymous. Bordine says the letter explained that the borrower's family moved to another state and the books were mistakenly packed. The letter said the ...
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