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Wednesday
Nov082006

The Human Web

To be successful online these days requires less technical understanding than an appreciation of the social dynamics of issues like trust, responsibility, empathy and privacy in this vast networked space we call the web.

Just look at people like Jack Ma, China's top e-commerce entrepreneur: Jack first touched a computer in 1995! He's no geek, but he understands the human dynamics behind successful trade.

The Web isn’t about what you can do with computers. It’s about people who are now connected by computers.

Companies that understand that will be far more likely to succeed in expanding their markets and enlarging their audiences.

Reader Comments (2)

This moron American who burned the Qu'ran at the WTC is such a scumbag. I hope Muslims understand that he doesn't symbolize Americans, but I understand that their feelings will be very harmed by his actions.

September 12, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterMax Snack

All Americans who love the constitution and the freedom it guarantees should support Muslims' rights to put up their community center in New York in the neighborhood of the WTC memorial site. They're not opening it at Ground Zero itself, it is a few blocks away. Is the whole metropolis off limits to their project? To me it seems un-American. Religious freedom for all, not only for Chrisitians and Jews.

September 14, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterCatrina Coin

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