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John Quiggin (2006)
By Pichapen Prateepavanich
13th January 2011
• Reading summary
• Reflection
Blogs vs Wiki
Comparison
Blogs (1990s) Wiki (2001)
Personal, corporate PR, etc Public, mostly by Government, Corporate
and Educational institutions.
Aim to establish ‘identities’ online. Aim to verify the validity of information.
Journal Format with Automatic Push Collection of pages
Encourage comments on posts; “the No requirements of membership, anyone
absence of comments, a site is not really, can edit.
or not fully a blog” (Quiggin, 2006) p.483
Discourage ‘Joint Composition’ by more Discourage authorship; encourage
than one authors (standard setup) facilitations by as many people as possible.
‘Splogs’ (spam blogs) Doesn’t support ‘strong intellectual
property’ policy framework, because it’s
not an individual effort, and nor is it a
work for hire.
Initiate a conversation between authors
and readers in public view”
“With comments and trackbacks, blogs are
considered as collaborative productions”
(Chesher, 2005) p.483
Blogs, Wiki and Innovation
Content Genre Technical The Creative Institution for
Innovation Innovation Innovation Commons Innovation