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Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

Samad ahmad — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 04:26:49 -0000

Seems like it's a natural progression... Cluetrain, Naked Conversations, and this book.<herf="www.mtech computers.="" in"="" rel="do follow">m tech computers

Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

youtube downloader — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 04:39:38 -0000

Essentially, the book talks about how the tools of the web (and even something as simple as Walkie Talkies) enable people to organize without formality. If that sounds hot to you, don’t listen to me, pick up your own copy of the book. Because that idea, actually, relates to the point. You are empowered. You are enabled. This new web is about giving YOU the tools, so that you can decide what to do.

Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

psp batterie — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 04:47:43 -0000

Brilliant synopsis of what's happening - right now. Features that are important to every individual, every organization, every government, and which can no longer be ignored. Clay lays out the case, example after example, and ties it all together. Highly recommended.

Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

chrisbrogan — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 08:46:59 -0000

@Jim - I really love it. It's focused differently than "Wisdom of Crowds" insofar as Surwiecki (sp?) was talking about this like a theory, whereas Clay is pointing out use cases and examples that are forward-thinking and replicable.

If I could only buy ONE of the two books, that'd be a tough choice, but I think because I like practical things, I'd go with Shirky.

Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

Justin Thorp — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:35:43 -0000

I have been really enjoying this book! I'd recommend it. Seems like it's a natural progression... Cluetrain, Naked Conversations, and this book.

Re: Books to Buy- Here Comes Everybody – Clay Shirky

Jim Lenahan — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 08:29:16 -0000

Hey Chris ... I was thinking about picking up this book. How does it compare with "The Wisdom of Crowds"?