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Revision as of 19:17, 21 March 2013
A PR Class Take of Here Comes Everybody
And we're off! Please post the Google Doc once its up!
Networking
Open-Sourcing
Coasean Floor/Ceiling
Mass Amateurization
Promise, Tool, Bargain
Social Capital
Sharing, Collaboration, Collective Action
Describes group undertaking in form of a ladder.
Sharing
Clay Shirky describes the sharing process in terms of photosharing website Flickr. Since Flickr has decreased in popularity since its acquisition by Yahoo, other social networking services have come to increase to void.
This is most true in the major social networks Facebook and Twitter. Facebook allows users to share posts from others' news feeds, profiles and pages, while Twitter pioneered sharing with the creation of the retweet which allows users to broadcast another tweet as their own, while giving accreditation to the user.
The reason sharing is the first step of the ladder is because it gives participants complete freedom on participation or the lack thereof.