hacia una web social libre y federada: el caso de lorea towards a free and federated social web: the case of lorea
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Este artículo aborda las limitaciones de la web 2.0, las claves para superarlas y las recientes iniciativas de web social libre y federada. De entre ellas nos centraremos en el caso de Lorea desde nuestra experiencia directa con ella.
This paper tackles the limitations of web 2.0, the keys to overcome them and the recent efforts towards a free and federated social web. Between these we will focus on the case of Lorea from our direct experience with it.
This paper tackles the limitations of web 2.0, the keys to overcome them and the recent efforts towards a free and federated social web. Between these we will focus on the case of Lorea from our direct experience with it.
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| Authors | ;Alex Haché;Marta G. Franco;Florencio Cabello |
| Journal | diabetes & metabolism journal |
| Year | 2012 |
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