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1. 1. Wikinomics

   How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything

   

   An argument that the Internet-enabled age of mass collaboration—where firms and individuals co-create value through open platforms, peer production, and harnessing external communities—is reshaping how value is created and competitive advantage is achieved. The book uses case studies and practical principles to show how openness, peering, sharing and acting globally allow organizations to tap distributed talent, accelerate innovation, lower costs and invent new business models by enabling user contribution, modular architectures and networked marketplaces.

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2. 2. Growing Up Digital

   The Rise of the Net Generation

   

   A study of the generation raised with computers, video games, cable TV and the Internet, arguing that their habits and values—preference for multitasking, networked collaboration, visual and experiential learning, immediacy, and customization—differ fundamentally from previous cohorts; it examines the consequences for education, family life, the workplace and civic culture, warns of risks around attention, privacy and social isolation, and offers practical recommendations for parents, teachers and employers to adapt institutions and practices to better engage and empower digitally native youth.

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