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    1. Weblog, and Emergent Social Evolution 2004/4 Isaac Mao SocialBrain.org
    2. The Syndrome in China
      • Unliterary people (Education)
      • Information control (Media)
      • No reflection mechanism (Management)
      • Few NPO/NGO (Diversity)
      • Centralized and single-point failure (Technical)
      • Social trust crisis (Ethical)
    3. Waiting For Godot?
      • Vladimir: Well, shall we go?
      • Estragon: Yes, let's go.
      • They do not move.
    4. Innovative Technologies Work
      • Ubiquitous
      • From grassroots
      • Revolution by evolution
      • Changing without high risk
      • Emergent but powerful
      • E-speed
      • Low learning curve
            
    5. Weblog --- the Godot ?
      • 2002, CNBlog.org
      • Dummy publishing
      • Meme and non-formal voice
      • Ecosystem with linkage and reflection echoes
      • From mental to behavior change
      • Everyday fresh content
      • Lifelong learning
      • Collective intelligence
    6. Distributed but aggregatable
      • The more distributed, the more powerful
      • The more diversified, the more balanced
      • The more micro-content, the more emergent
    7. From Hierarchy to Peer In/Out
    8. New Media Rules (Case Study)
      • A meme’s route from a blogger to the world
        • 2004/3/11, blogbus.com was ordered to shut down
      BB IM PG WXJ BC DW ZYS JL LC CH JI CNBlog CB
    9. Open but Tacit Voice
      • Dimming boundary
      • From sensitive to undetermined
      • From explicit to tacit knowledge, more reflections
        • “ Today, I found a web site can’t be accessed, the web site…..”
        • “ Oh my, …..”
        • “ Who can save us?”
      • More powerful than positive media report !!
    10. Data Fact on Chinese Blogsphere Datasource: cnblog.org
    11. Data Facts on Chinese Blogsphere (cont.)
      • Content features: posts in Chinese blogsphere (from 8000+ blog samples)
        • Lifestyle, 40%
        • Tech, 20%
        • Workspace, 10%
        • Political & society, 6%
        • Others, 24%
      Datasource: cnblog.org/grassland
    12. Some Incidents
      • Blogspot.com blocked, 2003/1/20
      • Some oversea’s Chinese blog was blocked, 2004/3/10
      • Blogbus.com, blogcn.com ordered to shutting down, 2004/3/11
      • Blogbus, blogcn, blogdirver compromised to self-police on their site, 2003/4
      • Typepad.com banned, 2004/3/25
      • What’s next?
    13. Another Problem
      • One-way world
      English Blogsphere Chinese Blogsphere
    14. Actions: Blog-based COP
      • Community of Practice based on trust
      • Creative Commons
      • Smiling Library Project
        • Blogger Bidding Party
        • Blogger donation and book collection
      • Flash and Smart Mobs
      • “ Free Culture” Translation Project
      • Etc.
    15. Future: We Media
      • The Tipping Point
        • Millions of bloggers in China, 2006
        • Media cooked by audience
      • Diversified topics in blogshpere
      • Distributed and decentralized
      • Affecting mass media heavily
    16. SocialBrain.org
      • Pre-NPO
      • Projects
        • cnblog.org(2002, IsaacMao & Yunshen Zheng)
        • creativecommons.cn(2003)
        • oedu.org(2004)
      • Social Software research and practise
      • Social activity supporting and enabling
    17. Thanks! Me@isaacmao.com

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