Though it’s 3 years old already, this is an excellent and (dare I say it) emotional take on Web 2.0. Hell, may as well just call it 3.0 now. Though some of the subject matter may be out of date (XML, really? CSS with HTML works pretty well, too), it illustrates the ever-changing shape of the internet and what it means to the future of community, culture, society and even humanity. It was made by Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. Enjoy.
The Machine Is Us/ing Us
Though it’s 3 years old already, this is an excellent and (dare I say it) emotional take on Web 2.0. Hell, may as well just call it 3.0 now. Though some of the subject matter may be out of date (XML, really? CSS with HTML works pretty well, too), it illustrates the ever-changing shape of the internet and what it means to the future of community, culture, society and even humanity. It was made by Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. Enjoy.