The indians of the Internet... fight back
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The document discusses the evolution of Internet users from passive consumers to active content creators, highlighting the rise of Web 2.0. It identifies ten drivers of this revolution, including the ubiquity of reporting tools, the impact of social software, and the emergence of mobile web usage. Lastly, it touches on the concept of a 'reputation economy' where social capital and creative networks play a significant role.
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The indians of the Internet... fight back
- 1. 19/12/2014 The indians of the internet fight back (original title in Dutch: Dindianen van Tinternet slaan terug)
- 2. GIMMICK MIRROR - ART
- 3. 1997-2004: USERS AS PASSIVE CONSUMERES
- 4. MIRROR STAGE: GAMERS STARE ASS, NOT ADS
- 5. THEY START MAKING AWESOME CONTENT
- 6. THEY START TO ORGANISE
- 7. THEY STARTED TO EXERCISE POWER
- 8. 19/12/2014 THE TEN DRIVERS OF THE WEB2.0 REVOLUTION
- 9. PERVASIVENESS OF REPORTING TOOLS 1. UBIQUITY OF REPORTING TOOLS
- 12. AND MEDIA KNOW
- 13. THE LONG TAIL 2. FILTERS & AGGREGATORS
- 14. FILTERING BASED ON SOCIAL CRITERIA (link)
- 15. LEADING TO BIZAR TRAVELING STORIES (mp4, youtube)
- 16. ALL SONGS IN ITUNES WERE SOLD AT LEAST ONCE
- 17. 3. SOCIAL SOFTWARE: CONNECTING PEOPLE & DATA
- 18. SOCIAL SOFTWARE: CONNECTING PEOPLE & DATA
- 19. SOCIAL SOFTWARE: CONNECTING PEOPLE & DATA
- 20. 4. PERVASIVENESS: WHEN THE WEB GETS MOBILE
- 21. 4. PERVASIVENESS: WHEN THE WEB GETS MOBILE Link
- 22. 5. THE MASHABLE WEB
- 24. MASHUP MOBILE & WEBSITE (Hamstercam)
- 25. HACKERS SHOW WHERE TECHNOLOGY WANTS TO GO
- 27. 6. THE POWER OF NETWORKED PEOPLE
- 28. 6. THE POWER OF NETWORKED PEOPLE
- 30. KILLER APPS DRIVES ADOPTION 7. KILLER APPS DRIVE ADOPTION
- 32. 7. KILLER APP: EMBEDDED VIDEO
- 33. 8. TAPPING INTO THE WEALTH OF NETWORKS
- 34. SOCIAL CAPITAL
- 35. CREATIVE CAPITAL
- 38. 9. REPUTATION ECONOMY Matt Drudge Seth Godin Robert Scoble 9. REPUTATION ECONOMY
- 39. 10. INDIANS IN A FLAT WORLD