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The changing social landscape
Monday, August 18, 2008In Here Comes Everybody, the author Clay Shirky tries to convenience readers that the Internet is making it easier for people to share, cooperate and take collective action without being managed by an organization. He is not a technology optimist; I would say he is a technology realist. He does not make any wild predictions of the Internet bringing about a utopian society or world peace. He si...
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