From The Information Age To The Connected Age « GigaOM
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Saved by 16 people (-4 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-10-07
- Smitech on 2009-04-02 - Tags web2.0
- Pbrolley on 2007-10-27 - Tags article , web2 , web3 , networks , km
- Beaconlight on 2008-02-11 - Tags 2b looked @ , curiosities
- Bertrandduperrin on 2007-11-04 - Tags knowledgeworkers , webworkers , information
- Lernys on 2007-10-30 - Tags información , knowledge , networking , web2.0 , web3.0
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The Information Age is the age of the knowledge worker. The Connected Age is the age of the web worker. Knowledge workers create and manage information, massaging it into intangible knowledge goods. Web workers create and manage relationships across knowledge goods, hardware, and people.
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Google uses openly available knowledge, human, software, and hardware resources (with a good dose of its own such resources) and harvests value from those resources by finding and creating relationships. Google monetizes the human behavior on the web — human action captured in web pages as links, content and meta data. It trades in the currency of attention. Across the company, Google uses a more evolutionary development style, seeking innovation by spreading bets over many possibilities, most of which have little chance of success. Google depends on a more emergent style of innovation.
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