Cognitive Surplus: How Technology Makes Consumers into Collaborators
by Clay Shirky
In Cognitive Surplus, Clay Shirky considers how technology changes the role of consumers, turning passive media use into opportunities for collaboration. The book explores the social potential of shared time, participation, and creativity in a connected world.
About This Book
Cognitive Surplus explores the relationship between technology, participation, and collaboration.
Clay Shirky focuses on how consumers may become contributors in an increasingly connected digital environment.
The book considers the broader social potential of shared attention, creativity, and collective activity.
It offers a general perspective on changing patterns of media use and public participation.
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