Books in this anthology series focus a wide range of viewpoints onto a single controversial issue, providing in-depth discussions by leading advocates. Articles are printed in their entirety and footnotes and source notes are retained. These books offer the reader not only a full spectrum of dissent on the subject, but also the ability to test the validity of arguments by following up on sources used as evidence. Extensive bibliographies and annotated lists of relevant organizations to contact offer a gateway to further research.
1. User-Generated Content: An Overview
2. User-Generated Content Can Be Useful to Mainstream Media
3. Wikipedia's Accuracy Is Comparable to Britannica
4. Wikipedia Is a Flawed Reference Tool
5. Blogging Is Important to Journalism
6. Blogging Is Not Journalism
7. Social Networking Connects People
8. Social Networking Is Problematic
9. Viral Videos Will Revolutionize Entertainment
10. Many Viral Videos Infringe Copyright Laws
11. Podcasting Is a Powerful Medium
12. User-Generated Content Threatens Advertising
13. User-Generated Content Does Not Threaten Advertising