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Find More Stories There's a joke making the rounds today, and it goes like this:"Labor wants to give us South Korea's internet speeds, with North Korea's internet controls." You want another joke? The Coalition's broadband policy.
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Overview Two Pew Internet Project surveys of teens and adults reveal a decline in blogging among teens and young adults and a modest rise among adults 30 and older. In 2006, 28% of teens ages 12-17 and young adults ages 18-29 were bloggers, but by 2009 the numbers had dropped to 14% of teens and 15% of young adults .The rise of the web's digital elites
Has the web's potential as a great leveller for the whole world already passed? Ahead of a major series on the BBC about the impact of the web, presenter, social scientist and journalist Aleks Krotoski asks whether the web has already missed its greatest chance. The web is an extraordinary innovation, with the greatest potential to usher in social change since the invention of the printing press or the steam engine. Built upon a technology that is apolitical, unregulated and decentralised, it empowers everyone - men, women, children - to be creators of information, rather than passive consumers. It is also an enormous library of global consciousness, a digital collection of human knowledge from the past and the present and presented in an easy-to-access format. As a result, we now have the unprecedented power to create our own truth, and share it with everyone in the world.The instant availability of an ocean of information has been an epoch-making boon to humanity. But has the resulting information overload also deeply changed how we think? Has it changed the nature of the self?
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The State of the Web 2009, according to tech blog ReadWriteWeb. This presentation outlines 5 big trends on the Internet this year: Structured Data, Real-Time Web, Personalization, Mobile Web / Augmente The State of the Web 2009, according to tech blog ReadWriteWeb. This presentation outlines 5 big trends on the Internet this year: Structured Data, Real-Time Web, Personalization, Mobile Web / Augmented Reality, Internet of Things . More...

