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Is the web 2.0 principle being commercially abused by Google and others (e.g. for market research)?

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Anybody who gives information to anyone in the web 2.0 has to know that this information is available for everybody who is interested in it.

So don't give more information as you'd tell to a stranger on the street. It's that easy.

[1 point] 2 years ago by

Sacred Reply

2 Replies to Sacred's answer

thanks for that. I so much agree, but seems that everybody around me do not realize that, publishing their complete lifes online...

[1 point] 2 years ago by

yolda Reply

The snowball is rolling downhill already...

We will have to wait and see if it hits us or not, I guess.

Today the use of Web 2.0 is a commodity and a Competitive Advantage.

[1 point] 2 years ago by

baccioly Reply

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