网上音像管理系统的设计与实现-外文翻译.docVIP

英文原文 Abstract— Web 2.0 makes users the main actors for publishing content and creating applications on the web. The increasing of information overload and consequently the decrease of its quality are the main problems of this domain. Content Management Systems (CMS) provide the ability to publish on the web by offering simple publishing tools for ordinary users with no technical skills. Content available on the web created using the CMS is not well controlled and requires efficient process that evaluates its quality. Therefore, Content Management Systems contribute to the problem related to information and content quality similarly to Web 2.0 tools. The mechanism of validating content has proved a high-level of content’s quality control by involving users in the process according to Web 2.0 philosophy. From these perspectives, we develop Validated Content Management System (VCMS) as a new Web 2.0 tool that supports content validation mechanisms. This article presents the VCMS and its ability to provide an effective quality control for web content. We introduce a new manner of collaborative publishing and we give an overview about features of our system and its core architecture. 1 Introduction The main actors of web 2.0 are internet users. These way users become co-creators of new online applications, often initiating collectively or in community a new form of digital relations . The concept of Web 2.0 introduced by Tim O’Reilly in 2004 was finally summarized in October 2005 under seven key principles: Web as a Platform. Harnessing Collective Intelligence. Data as the next Intel Inside. End of software release cycle: the “perpetual beta”. Lightweight Programming Models. Software above the Level of a Single Device. Rich user experience. The user would then become at the same time consumer and actor that produce, publish, distribute, index and share content of all types. The following figure shows a comparison between the classical Web (Web 1.0) and the