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- 1. R O B E RT H E N D E R S O N WEB 2.0
- 2. FLICKR • This website which was created in 2004, is a image and video hosting website in which users can upload and view other peoples images and videos. • This is clearly a web 2.0 application because the user can interact with other peoples uploaded content through things such as commenting on other posts. • This has affected media audiences as it’s a form of social networking, allowing these people to stay connected. • This allowed media producers to upload their own content to the website so it can be shared for publicity.
- 3. WIKIS • Wikis is a genre of website in which there is a collection of information about a specific topic. It allows for users to submit their own information of the topic. • It is a web 2.0 as it’s a collective goal of all the wiki contributors to create a large amount of accurate data and information. • It allows media audiences to find extensive information about a specific topic • It allows media producers to give their own knowledge on the topic to a free website in which anyone can access.
- 4. TWITTER • This website allows people to share short memo’s with the world. It is limited to 140 characters and images are also allowed. • It is a web 2.0 application due to each user having a username, and people can have both public and private conversation. Anyone can also post random messages publicly. • Media audiences are allowed to read up on peoples opinions and other general quotes • Media producers are allowed to share their thoughts, opinion and whatever they want to really, that is if they can limit their ego to 140 characters.
- 5. FACEBOOK • A social networking platform in which users can share posts about whatever they desire with their ‘friends’ which they added. • It is a web 2.0 as people can share posts with their friends and also interact with each other through comments. • This allows media audiences to share what they’ve been up to in their life and what they find noteworthy. • It allows people to stalk on other users and keep up with their life.
- 6. KANEVA.COM • This is a social website presented in a gaming format. Users can interact with each other in a virtual world. • This application is web 2.0 as users can add content to the world in which they live in. • It allows media audiences to roam a fake world so they can escape the harsh reality of life • It allows media producers to gain an empire of internet friends on a platform which mimics real life.
- 7. KICKSTARTER • This website is a platform for safe crowd funding of different projects. A company or person puts out a request of a certain amount of money to make their vision possible, and several people can fund it without the need for big company investment. • It is a web 2.0 application as users can give comments on the crowd funding thread but also give money towards a product. • It allows media audiences to fund projects they’re passionate about, which usually leads to perks such as things like t-shirts or free access to the product. • It allows media producers to get funding indepentely.
- 8. INSTAGRAM • This website blends the quick consuming nature of twitter, and blends it with the photo sharing capabilities of flickr. Users can upload and view photos. • This is a web 2.0 application as users can upload their own images and people can post comments on this post. • Media audiences can look at their friends images • Media producers can upload their photos to create an album known as ‘vanity project’
- 9. YOUTUBE • It is a video sharing website in which people can upload and view other peoples videos, both professional and amateur videos are uploaded. • It is a web 2.0 website as videos of any length can be uploaded, and other people can view and comment on this content. • It allows media audiences to use this website to procrastinate and potentially learn something from this visual audio format. • It allows media producers to share videos and maybe even make money from the application also through advertisements.