Comments on the Rising Internet Revolution

1896, Wei Zhi, the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, described the epic novel Where Have You Been Published? Where Are You Going? Like a ghost floating around, it crossed the mind of the country, the nation and even everyone. The same is true of the Internet, with a short history, from BBS, MUD, newsgroups, e-mail, to portals, IM, search engines, and from Web 1.0 to Web2.0.

In 2006, the fiery concept of Web2.0 seemed to be a revolution, and its stage achievement was the climax of "user-created content", and "you" became the person of the year of Time magazine. However, with the blog becoming the standard of portal websites, the concept of Web2.0 is cold, and people begin to think about where the Internet is going-what is the next commanding height of the Internet?

Fortunately, with SNS, foreign Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Google, domestic intranet, Xin Kai, 5 1, Sina, Sohu, Tencent, Baidu, Alibaba, and even China Mobile, China Unicom and Huawei all plunged into SNS. The value of SNS has been fully realized by these Internet giants, who realize that SNS will surely set off a new round of Internet revolution. In essence, the meaning of SNS is not only a concept or an application. Its profound significance lies in putting people first and paying attention to the relationship between people. Its vision is a real interpersonal network based on the Internet, aiming at establishing a real network society. Whoever can understand this opportunity will be one step ahead.

In this context, the first SNS book "The Outbreak of Internet Revolution" in China was published as the annual key book project of Machinery Industry Press. As CEO Pang Shengdong commented, "This book is just right. First of all, the timing is just right. China Internet needs such a book to systematically expound the yesterday, today, tomorrow and its important role of SNS. Secondly, the content is just right, which not only deeply and comprehensively analyzes the great significance of SNS to global netizens, but also discusses the influence of SNS on the whole Internet economy. This book not only contains a lot of rich and vivid stories, but also incorporates the author's incisive thoughts. "

This book gives a wonderful description of the current changes in the Internet. For example, in 1997, Negroponte, a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and founder of Media Lab, was translated and introduced to China, which set off an upsurge and exposed more people to the Internet. Some of them became the earliest internet entrepreneurs, and more of them were the earliest netizens. Therefore, they benefit more than others. Now, another reincarnation (SNS social network represented by Kaixin.com) is beginning. Maybe you are not excited about it, but this time it may have a far-reaching impact than last time.

In this way, "Breaking the Internet Revolution" broke through 500 copies on the first day of pre-sale in Joyo.com, and was unanimously recommended by more than 30 Internet celebrities such as keso, Dai Zhikang, creative CEO of Kang Sheng, Tu Wang, general manager of QQ space products. Xu Chaojun, Vice President of Thousand Oaks Interactive Group/Head of Campus Network, and Ji Xu, Father of Ali Want Want/Senior Director of Taobao Consumer Community Division made a preface. Yang Fuchuan, the editor in charge of this book, said: "Although this book failed to invite some celebrities to write preface and recommendation, it provided sample chapters and even full-text trials without exception, and they did not hesitate to recommend it."

On the other hand, SNS is not just stealing vegetables and fishing.

The book tells a lot of real and vivid cases and stories, and profoundly reveals the influence of SNS on our work, life, study, entertainment and even the whole Internet. Yang Fuchuan said: "This book will at least let the boss who blindly closes Xin Kai know that SNS is not just stealing vegetables and fishing, but also knows the great productivity and marketing power of SNS."

"Why do boring games like stealing vegetables and grabbing parking spaces fascinate countless people with normal IQ? What can we do besides stealing vegetables? Why is the global Internet crazy about SNS? Both Li Ka-shing and Masayoshi Son have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in this project? Do you want to know how Obama used SNS to win the US presidential election? Why did the bad news spread all over the world less than an hour after the death of Michael Jackson, the king of pop music? Do you still line up at the job fair to find a job? Or go to 5 1job or Zhilian to recruit Haifa resume? Do you want to let your work take the initiative to discover your own advantages? What is a "weak relationship"? Why is it always better than "years of friendship"? Can you manage your social network? Do you know how to use SNS to accumulate contacts? Do you know the important role that SNS can play in personal brand building? The Great Barrier Reef has achieved an advertising effect of $65,438 +0. 1 0.7 million with an advertising investment of $65,438+0.10.1 billion. You are still spending huge advertising fees to promote your products ... "

All this is related to SNS, and the answer can be found in the ongoing Internet revolution. (Xiang Mofan/Wen)

The Outbreak of Internet Revolution was written by Simon and Ma in September 2009.

Noun explanation: "SNS" is the abbreviation of "Social Network Service (SNS)", especially the Internet application service aimed at helping people build social networks. We often use this term to refer to the relationship network between people-social network, but this term can not fully cover the functions of those social networking sites (SNS sites).

However, we don't have to pay attention to this highly conceptual definition, because it looks strange, but in fact it is far away and close at hand. Many websites we have contacted belong to SNS, such as instant messaging (QQ, MSN), making friends, blogs, podcasts, online communities, music enjoyment, RSS and so on.