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The new digital shoreline

Roger McHaney

2011

Blogs, wikis, podcasts, and other powerful web tools for classrooms

Will Richardson

2006

Wikinomics

Don Tapscott, Anthony D. Williams

2006 ★ 4.3

Microblogging and lifestreaming in libraries

Robin Hastings

2010

Law school 2.0

David I. C. Thomson.

2008

Building dynamic Web 2.0 websites with Ruby on Rails

A. P. Rajshekhar

2008

The Facebook Effect

David Kirkpatrick

2010 ★ 4.0

Web 2.0 Heroes

Bradley L. Jones

2008

The cult of the amateur

Andrew Keen

2007

Programming Collective Intelligence

Toby Segaran

2007 ★ 4.0

Social media for project managers

Elizabeth Harrin

2010

Web 20 Technologies and Democratic Governance Public Administration and Information Technology

Stephen Kwamena Aikins

2012

Web 2.0

Andrew A. Kling

2011

Viral loop

Adam L. Penenberg

2009

The new language of marketing 2.0

Sandy Carter

2008

WIKI

Alan J. Porter

2010

Computational social network analysis

Aboul Ella Hassanien, Ajith Abraham

2010

Web 2.0 for non-profit organizations

Dana L. Cadman

2009

Catalogue 2.0

Sally Chambers

2013

Building library 3.0

Woody Evans

2009

Your Office

Jennifer Paige Nightingale, Eric Kinser, Amy S. Kinser

2013

Alternative And Activist New Media

Leah Lievrouw

2011

Web 2.0 fundamentals for developers

Oswald Campesato

2011

Beyond the browser

Karl Bridges

2012

E-preneur

Richard J. Goossen

2009

Once you're lucky, twice you're good

Sarah Lacy

2008

Marketing to the Social Web

Larry Weber

2007

Strategies for building a Web 2.0 learning environment

Chih-Hsiung Tu

2014

Wikinomics

2008

Semantic Web Technologies for Enterprise 2.0

Alexandre Passant

2011

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