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Web 2.0 has evolved communication methods far beyond just email. It allows for peer-to-peer sharing of information like files, words, images and audio in a multi-media format with few gatekeepers. This social aspect of Web 2.0 has massive impacts on business and society, changing industries like music and travel. Businesses that are aware of these changes and tools available on the web like blogs, RSS feeds, and image sharing can both soften impacts and benefit from the new opportunities.
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This document discusses the history and development of new media. It covers topics like the definition of new media, the information revolution brought on by digitization and networking, the building of the internet through international cooperation on standards, and the characteristics of new media like convergence and interactivity. It also addresses social issues around new media like the knowledge gap and challenges around privacy and intellectual property.
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