Briefing paper on Web 2.0 technologies for content sharing: Institutional good practice
| Type of publication: | Misc |
| Citation: | 420 |
| Year: | 0000 |
| Note: | Franklin - Briefing paper on Web 2.0 js, 27.05.2007 |
| URL: | http://franklin-consulting.co.... |
| Abstract: | Web 2.0 can be defined as a set of technologies that allow easy content sharing on the web and that enable social software, ie. Software that supports group processes. Social software includes blogs, wikis, content sharing systems (such as Flickr and YouTube), social bookmarking systems (such as del.icio.us), and content syndication systems. While the first systems that can be classed as Web 2.0 or social software appeared more than a decade ago, during the last three years there has been a strong growth in the number of available social software systems, and in their use. With the rise in use, there are a number of concerns relating to creation, ownership and preservation of the content. Some of these are discussed below. |
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