Web 2.0 and beyond : principles and technologies /: principles and technologies. (2016)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Paul Anderson.
• Other Names: Anderson, Paul
• Contents: What Is Web 2.0?; The Dot-com Boom and Bust; The Emergence of Web 2.0; Controversy around the Web 2.0 Moniker; O’Reilly’s Web 2.0; So, What Is Web 2.0?; The Iceberg Model THE SIX BIG IDEAS; User-Generated Content; Why People Do It; Sc ale of Activity; The Problem with User-Generated Content; The Value of UGC as a Term Architecture of Participation; History of Architecture of Participation; Designing for Participation Data on an Epic Scale; A Short History of Search; The Web Goes Commercial; Working at the Internet Sc ale; Using the Epic Scale of Data Harnessing the Power of the Crowd; The Wisdom of Crowds; Collective Intelligence; Harnessing the Power of the Crowd; Harnessing the Power of Critical Thinking Openness; The Roots of Openness on the Web; Principles of Openness; Openness in Practice; Applying Ideas of Openness to Web 2.0 The Network Effect and Web Topology: What Size and Shape Is the Web and Why Does It Matter?; The Network Effect; Web Topology WEB 2.0 SERVICES; Blogs; Introduction to Blogs; A Short History of Blogs; Blog Software Development; Blogging Takes Off; The Blogosphere; Researching the Blogosphere Wikis; Introduction to Wikis; Short History of Wikis; Example System: MediaWiki; Wikipedia; The Wikisphere; Researching the Wikisphere Online Social Networks; Introduction to Social Network Sites; A Short History of Social Network Sites; Example System: Facebook; SNSs Take Off; The SNS Ecosystem; SNS Research Media Sharing; Podcasting; Photo-Sharing Sites; Video-Sharing Services Social Bookmarking Sites; Introduction to Delicious; Short History of Delicious; The Social Bookmarking Ecosystem ; Research Microblogging Services; Introduction to Twitter; Short History of Twitter; Twitter Technical Architecture; The Twitter Ecosystem; Research FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUTURE; Technology and Standards; How the Web Works; How Web 2.0 Services Work; Handling the Epic Scale of Data; Standards Beyond Web 2.0; The Semantic Web; Smartphones and the Rise of Apps; Leveraging the Social Graph; WebOS and the Browser as Operating System; Cloud Computing; Big Data; The Internet of Things; Web Science Epilogue References Index Exercises, Discussion Points, and Further Reading appear at the end of each chapter.
• Publisher Details: Place of publication not identified : Chapman and Hall/CRC
• Publication Date: 2016
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 006.75; Web 2.0
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781439828687; 1439828687
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