The aggregated "wisdom of the crowd," epitomized by Google and Wikipedia, is rife with opinion, misinformation, and lies because Web 2.0 creates an "environment where anyone can say anything," Keen argued. And that's "a bad thing for the cultural producers, the creative class,"
Huffington also said bloggers' openness helps break through the media clutter to illuminate important issues, and is changing the way traditional journalism engages readers.
The study also found that people paid more attention to items written in a question and answer format or as lists, and preferred documentary news photographs to staged or studio pictures
i like that " egosurfer" but this is the important part :""When all the social cues disappear, we feel we have to put something else into the void, which is often an overemotional or over-intimate message."
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