About “Here comes everybody”
This 2008 non-fiction work by Clay Shirky, published by Penguin Press, examines the effect of the Internet on modern group dynamics and organization, considering examples such as Wikipedia, MySpace, and other social media. According to Shirky, the book is about what happens when people are given tools to do things together without needing traditional organizational structures. Its title alludes to HCE, a recurring central figure in James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, and considers self-organizing movements' impacts on culture, politics, and business. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
Book details
- Published
- 2009
- Latest edition
- 2009 · ISBN 9780141919478
- ISBN
- 9780141030623
View more editions (9)
| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Here Comes Everybody | 2009 | 9780141919478 | Buy on Amazon | |
 | Here Comes Everybody | 2009 | 9780141030623 | Buy on Amazon |
 | Here Comes Everybody | 2008 | 9781436210232 | Buy on Amazon |
| Here Comes Everybody | 2008 | 9781436210256 | Buy on Amazon | |
 | Here Comes Everybody The Power Of Organisation Without Organisations | 2008 | 9780713999891 | Buy on Amazon |
 | Here comes everybody | 2008 | 9781594201530 | Buy on Amazon |
 | Here Comes Everybody | 2008 | 9781594201530 | Buy on Amazon |
 | Here comes everybody | 2008 | 9781594201530 | Buy on Amazon |
| Here Comes Everybody | 2008 | 9780141889252 | Buy on Amazon |
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How many pages is Here comes everybody?
Here comes everybody by Clay Shirky has 352 pages.
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