Is someone illiterate if they can't code? Microsoft's new social network So.cl launches. Views on YouTube decrease as Web video evolves. Learn more about these stories and many more in the ReadWriteWeb Weekly Wrap-Up. After the jump you'll find more of this week's top news stories on some of the key topics that are shaping the Web - Location, App Stores and Real-Time Web - plus highlights from some of our six channels. Read on for more. Computer Programming for All: A New Standard of Literacy Some programmers believe that the knowledge of programming will eventually be included in literacy standards. However, others believe we have too far to go to achieve current literacy standards to see programming added any time soon. Let us know what you think in the comments on Computer Programming for All: A New Standard of Literacy. Microsoft's New Social Network, So.cl: It's Like Google+ for Wonks Microsoft released its social network, So.cl, this week. Richard MacManus says it's a derivative product and doesn't stand a chance at achieving widespread usage. That said, he does see opportunities for the new site in the education sector. Read Richard's deep dive in Microsoft's New Social Network, So.cl: It's Like Google+ for Wonks. YouTube's Big Transition: Moving From Amateur to Professional Era of Online Video Online video is changing. The era of the amateur video sensation is fading to make room for professional video producers. Check out how YouTube, and online video in general, is evolving in YouTube's Big Transition: Moving From Amateur to Professional Era of Online Video. More Top Stories Mobile Marketing Set to Create Havoc and Opportunities Procter & Gamble should be kicking itself for not developing a mobile operating system when it had the chance: More people worldwide own mobile phones than toothbrushes. Get ready for a tsunami of mobile marketing and commerce to crash on the shores of retail. More What Google's Acquisition of Motorola Means for Android Google now owns Motorola. Chinese regulators followed the U.S. and Europe in clearing the deal earlier this week, removing the last barrier. Although the acquisition opens new territory for the search giant, its most immediate effect could be remaking the existing Android landscape. Will Google use its new arm to pound all competitors, or just Apple? More Why The iPhone's Success Has Women To Thank Women are the hot new demographic to court in the social space (if you can call half the population a "demographic”), but the fairer sex is catching up when it comes to mobile, too, largely thanks to the iPhone. But is Apple’s gender-blind wunderkind truly more popular with women - or is Android, the iPhone’s de facto rival, just less popular? More How Does Facebook Make Money? Facebook's first few days on the stock market are in the books: Shares closed Tuesday at $31, down significantly from their $38 issue price. You may wonder: How does Facebook make money? Sure, 900 million users and billions of photos, but how is this a business? It's pretty simple, actually. More What It's Like for an App in Apple & Google's Crosshairs UpNext Maps for iPhone is beautiful. It's the smoothest, fastest map we've ever used. It renders 3D buildings for virtual exploration of certain cities. Its look and functionality are distinctive. It's free. And both Google and Apple want to build these features themselves. Is this a kamikaze mission for UpNext? More ReadWriteWeb Channels Enterprise Follow ReadWriteEnterprise on Twitter. College Degrees: More and More, They're Just a Piece of Paper Cartoon: Why Social Media Matters for Your Customers Internet Society: ICANN, Internet Transitions and Why IPv4 Won't Die Mobile Follow ReadWriteMobile on Twitter. Disassembling Android Part 2: Who Wields the Blowtorch? Mobile Devices and Browsers Aren't Ready for HTML5 Microsoft's Smart Decision for the Windows Phone Marketplace Cloud Follow ReadWriteCloud on Twitter and join the ReadWriteCloud LinkedIn Group. ownCloud Growing Into Its Own With Versioning, APIs and Collaboration Blowing the Cloud Wide Open: Box.net to Begin Negotiable Enterprise Licenses Amazon Streamlines Mechanical Turk With Automatic Categorization App Hack Follow ReadWriteHack on Twitter. A Utility That Makes You Master of the Twitterverse Sign o' the Times: IBM, SAP Now Support Microsoft's Standardization Move Start Why Every Startup Founder Needs a Mentor - And How to Find One Could You – Should You – Fund Your Startup With Credit Cards? 6 Time Management Strategies for Startups ReadWriteWeb Community You can find ReadWriteWeb in many places on the web, a few of which are below. ReadWriteWeb on Facebook ReadWriteWeb on Twitter ReadWriteWeb on Google+ ReadWriteWeb on LinkedIn ReadWriteWeb on Pinterest ReadWriteWeb on Storify Subscribe to the ReadWriteWeb Weekly Wrap-Up Want to have this wrap up delivered to you automagically? You can subscribe to the Weekly Wrap-Up by RSS or by email.