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In Next Web people explore and discuss on opportunities related to web 2.0, semantic web and semantic technologies applied to the web, Web 3.0 and, in general, evolution and future of the Internet.
The community discusses the future of the web and the way in which the set of technologies enabling internet will influence the development of the socio-digital life, the building of the digital identity of people and organizations, and the acceleration of learning social processes. All thanks to the exercise of simultaneous sociability and access to ubiquitous information and intelligence.
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Published by Equipo GNOSS
29/01/2011
La tercera parte de la población mundial ya es 'internauta'. La revolución digital crece veloz. Uno de sus grandes pensadores, Nicholas Carr, da claves de su existencia en el libro El experto advierte de que se "está erosionando la capacidad de controlar nuestros pensamientos y de pensar de forma autónoma".
Published by María Elena Alvarado
01/06/2009
Interesante artículo en TechCrunch que analiza por qué las actuales redes sociales están desviando la atención de los internautas de sitios de comercio electrónico tan populares como eBay y cambiando sus intereses y hábitos."It’s actually the social graph and similar products that have placed a stake in eBay.com. Most often, people blame eBay’s decay on factors like the weakening economy, the rise of Amazon, as well as eBay’s own inefficient search functionality. But the real and simple reason is eBay is no longer fun. Over the years, it has lost online ground and eyeballs to pure entertainment destinations such as YouTube and social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook."
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