| Abstrakt: |
Significant changes have taken place on the Internet in recent years. The most prominent is the introduction of Web 2.0. This study investigates the usage patterns, and awareness levels of the risks and controls associated with Web 2.0 by educated and uneducated users. Accounting students are taught about the risks and controls of Web 2.0 as part of their studies, whereas Business Strategy students' exposure is limited to popular media and their own research. Contrary to expectation, it appears that being formally educated on Web 2.0 does not have a greater impact on user behaviour than popular media. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
