Overcrowded: Difference between revisions
OlivierAuber (talk | contribs) (+logo idem anoptique) |
m (Text replace - "(recentchanges|wikinode)_URL" to "$1 URL") |
||
| (4 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Wiki | | {{Wiki | ||
|logo=[[Image:anoptique.gif]] | |||
| | |URL=http://overcrowded.anoptique.org | ||
| | |recentchanges URL=http://overcrowded.anoptique.org/DerniersChangements | ||
| | |wikinode URL=http://overcrowded.anoptique.org/WikiNode | ||
| | |status=Dead | ||
| | |language=French | ||
| | |editmode=LoginToEdit | ||
| | |engine=WikiNi | ||
| | |maintopic=Innovation | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
With the Internet, new communication systems and social behaviours have emerged. Users are not only content consumers but have become content producers and publishers (e.g. blogs); software systems are renewing and taking the place of traditional communication and broadcast/publishing networks (e.g. IM, P2P); innovation processes have evolved and users are now active actors in designing and implementing systems (e.g. free software movement). | With the Internet, new communication systems and social behaviours have emerged. Users are not only content consumers but have become content producers and publishers (e.g. blogs); software systems are renewing and taking the place of traditional communication and broadcast/publishing networks (e.g. IM, P2P); innovation processes have evolved and users are now active actors in designing and implementing systems (e.g. free software movement). | ||
This bottom- up revolution and paradigm shift, recently acknowledged as Web 2.0, is challenging content and communication industry. Mass media are overtaken by social media: software let people use their social links to create and share content. As social media is mostly user innovated, France Telecom R&D would like to join an initiative aiming to empower a large community of developers, academic labs, corporate R&D and users. | This bottom- up revolution and paradigm shift, recently acknowledged as {{tag|Web 2.0}}, is challenging content and communication industry. Mass media are overtaken by social media: software let people use their social links to create and share content. As social media is mostly user innovated, France Telecom R&D would like to join an initiative aiming to empower a large community of developers, academic labs, corporate R&D and users. | ||
Overcrowded is the place where we hope this project will grow up. | Overcrowded is the place where we hope this project will grow up. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 4 April 2012
|
Overcrowded Recent changes WikiNode [No About] [No Mobile URL] |
|---|---|
| Founded by: | |
| Status: | Dead |
| Language: | French |
| Edit mode: | LoginToEdit |
| Wiki engine: | WikiNi |
| Wiki license: | [[:Category:Wiki {{{license}}}|{{{license}}}]] |
| Main topic: | Innovation |
Description[edit]
With the Internet, new communication systems and social behaviours have emerged. Users are not only content consumers but have become content producers and publishers (e.g. blogs); software systems are renewing and taking the place of traditional communication and broadcast/publishing networks (e.g. IM, P2P); innovation processes have evolved and users are now active actors in designing and implementing systems (e.g. free software movement).
This bottom- up revolution and paradigm shift, recently acknowledged as Web 2.0, is challenging content and communication industry. Mass media are overtaken by social media: software let people use their social links to create and share content. As social media is mostly user innovated, France Telecom R&D would like to join an initiative aiming to empower a large community of developers, academic labs, corporate R&D and users.
Overcrowded is the place where we hope this project will grow up.