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Social webconsciousness

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Social computing examines the interactions between users and media across diverse cultures. Currently the Internet is the most prominent example and has fostered the development of new social interaction paradigms. This paper surveys the research literature in social computing and connected media and then introduces an emerging area, social webconsciousness, which describes the experiential nature of social interactions over the Internet.

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