David Weinberger in Berkman BuzzApril 25, 2013: " Speaking figuratively, we now need to read with three sets of eyes, not the usual two. The first set reads the message. The second picks up the information that determines how we understand the message. The third pair tries to watch how the second pair is working, always trying to refine the assumptions we make, and looking for cues that the usual signals are unreliable." Tim Johnson comments: "The real danger of the internet is not replacing old trusted sources with new ones; it's unraveling all trusted sources and providing no new ones."
Here the uplifting account of how a broke construction worker found financial freedom in a few short months, and how it effected the lives of others. If you are looking for a system anyone can use with no experience then have a look.
The current World Wide Web consists almost entirely of pages that are either stories or tools. A few ambitious sites combine these two types of pages in varying ratios, with results that range from unsatisfying to disastrous.
Im US-Bundesstaat Montana konnte eine Bloggerin den Journalisten gewährten Schutz vor Verleumdungsklagen nicht in Anspruch nehmen. Eine Jury entschied, dass sie wegen Verleumdung 2,5 Millionen Dollar Entschädigung leisten muss.
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K. Nielsen, R. Gude, M. Petersen, and K. Grønbæk. HT '09: Proceedings of the Twentieth ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia, New York, NY, USA, ACM, (July 2009)
S. Tramp, P. Frischmuth, T. Ermilov, and S. Auer. Proceedings of the EKAW 2010 - Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management by the Masses; 11th October-15th October 2010 - Lisbon, Portugal, volume 6317 of Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, page 135--149. Berlin / Heidelberg, Springer, (October 2010)