How You Are Changing the Face of the Internet
Saturday, November 21st, 2009This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of LeapFish Inc. All opinions are 100% mine.
The evolution of the Internet has come along way in the past decade, and as more and more real-time services like Facebook and Twitter are developed, and utilized, you are literally helping to change the face of the Internet.
How? What you look at, and what others look at in real time, like news events, the unrest in Iran, the passing of Michael Jackson, important and even social events can be broadcast worldwide in seconds from when they happen. No other medium has ever produced this type of immediate results, and immediate attention as life’s events unfolding in real-time.
Real-time search has advanced to provide up to the minute news that you simply can’t get on T.V or radio, you can get it only on the Internet through search services like leapfish.
Literally, what you’re searching for helps others find what they might be interested in knowing more about. Your live search input can alert others to important events, in real-time.
With this recent development in real time search, you in essence are a co-creator in not only creating the content on the Internet but also in what is deemed important and newsworthy. Why? Because as a human, you are doing what no machine can ever do, you alone decide what is worth sharing, what is worth discussing and of course what you elect to share your opinion on.
This real time interactive human specific behavior helps serve as a natural, non-machined selection of real, valuable content. The web of the past allows for the creation of content, but what is deemed as important and valuable is mostly left up to a few select individuals, corporations and web spiders or robots.
