Ten things that will change your future. Think back to the days before the network we call the internet existed. Think back to a world before "google" became a verb, before a user-generated encyclopedia called Wikipedia replaced Britannica and before eBay turned the planet into one big garage sale. It's easy to forget that as little as a decade ago all these innovations that are part of daily life had yet to be dreamed of. The effect can scarcely be overstated and there appears to be no slowing in the number of new ways that are being invented to use this new connectedness. "The internet and the web have changed the way we keep in touch with family and friends, do business, form new relationships, leaving little of our lives untouched in some way or other," says John Allsopp, a software engineer, author and founder of the influential Web Directions conference series. "A decade from now, I've no doubt we'll be similarly astounded with the way these technologies will have reached even further into our lives.
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Over the last six months, I've noticed an increasing number of press articles about how high school teens are leaving MySpace for Facebook. I want to take a moment to make a meta point here. For the academics reading this, I want to highlight that this is not an academic article. Enter the competition Facebook launched in 2004 as a Harvard-only site. Fd's Flickr Toys: Producers of fine toys and amusements for your digital photographs.
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