Bernhard Rieder reflekterar i ett blogginlägg över den stora flora av litteratur om webb 2.0 som finns tillgänglig. Han riktar kritik (vilket kan vara på sin plats), i 6 punkter, mot böckernas vetenskapliga relevans.
There are many things to be said about Clay Shirky’s recent book “Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing without Organizations” and a lot has already been said. The book is part of an every growing pile of Web 2.0 literature that could be qualified as “popular science” – easily digestible titles, generally written by scholars or science journalists, which are generally declaring the advent of a new age where old concepts no longer apply and everything is profoundly transformed (knowledge, education, the economy, thinking, wisdom, organization, culture, journalism, etc.).
