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A capable, convincing polemic against user-generated culture
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Aug 6, 2008
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Pros: A very thought-provoking and relevant read.
Cons: Not entirely objective in its interpretations of objective facts.
The Bottom Line: Keen is on the forefront of risk-assessing our changing culture in the Internet era--I recommend this book to anyone.
Review: Andrew Keen begins his polemic, in which he argues that (as the title rather flatly explains) the increasing popularity of user-generated content on websites and the media at large is destroying our economy, culture, and values, by explaining that he is ...
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