Communities and networks: the uncertainty principle

Authors

  • Antonio Calderón-Rehecho

Keywords:

Social web, Communities, Networks, Cognitive surplus, Information Overload, Obsolescence, Big data, Privacy, Marketing, Libraries.

Abstract

To explore the relative failure of libraries in the social we, the ideas of community and networking are compared, considering the associated concepts of cognitive surplus and network behavior aswell. The environment is one of a changing universe of almost instant obsolescence, where everything is for sale -especially to users, who give up their privacy. The conclusion: the keys to unlock the language of the network must be mastered in order to take advantage of the benefits and confront potential threats.

Published

2014-06-29

How to Cite

Calderón-Rehecho, A. (2014). Communities and networks: the uncertainty principle. Anuario ThinkEPI, 8, 307–312. Retrieved from https://thinkepi.scimagoepi.com/index.php/ThinkEPI/article/view/29597

Issue

Section

F. Sistemas y tecnologí­as de información