The evolution of Web 2.0 is continually changing the way users create and use information. Records managers must adapt to the constant change if they expect to survive. This provocative new book challenges records managers to reflect on these changes and to confront their once reliable methods and practices. Why not embrace folksonomies rather than classification schemes and metadata schemas as the main means of resource discovery for unstructured data? Why not adopt a ranking system that encourages users to rate how useful they found content as part of the appraisal process? Why not let the content creator decide whether there should be any access restrictions on the content they have created? Every records manager needs to read this challenging book, and those who do may never think about their profession in the same way again.