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What are blogs and how can they benefit organizations?
 
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Question 2

________ is a peer-to-peer market in which participants bet on the outcomes of current events, business, or social trends.
 
  A) Crowdsourcing
  B) A net marketplace
  C) A prediction market
  D) A futures auction
  E) A private exchange



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Answer to Question 1

A blog, short for web log, is used to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing. A blogger maintains a website composed mainly of ongoing commentary, images, and links to other online resources. The posts are displayed in reverse chronological order so that the most recent appears on top. Blogging software, such as the free versions available through Wordpress and Blogger, simplifies the task of creating your own website to express opinions, review products, discuss hobbies, or just rant. Readers can add their own comments to the blogger's posts, joining in the asynchronous discussion. For organizations, blogs are a popular means of building knowledge bases. They are also used for marketing and communications, to create a more intimate connection with customers and suppliers.

Answer to Question 2

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