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October 15, 2007 at 5:28 pm
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Facebook Just Ain’t For Business, Get Over It (Business Needs Social Networking in Context)…
I’ve stolen the first part of the title: Sam Huleatt’s best contribution to the New York Times article is giving it a new title that says it all.
The Facebook vs LinkedIn debate heated up again today, for the millionth time. The Facebook F…
October 16, 2007 at 5:08 pm
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“our online network should reflect our real-life one, instead of being an inflated collection of data record”
Change to networks – plural
Messy as real life, and we intersect with different folks differently.
Still trying to sort out, or find the right set of tools for this.
Playing around with Marc Andreessen’s ning.com, but not sure if it’s right.
Next would be a “dashboard” that monitors multiple networks… maybe I haven’t taken enough time with tools at hand.
January 11, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Your Digital Friends: Less is More| Zoli’s Blog
[...] Robert is a celebrity, and the 5000 or so are in his fan-club. Just like the Twitter example above, he has followers, not active friends. Hyper-social or not, he also has a Dunbar-number. It may be in the higher hundreds, but not in the thousands. For the rest of us, non-celeb types, I still believe less is more, and our online networks should reflect our real-life one, instead of being an inflated collection of data records. (This line became Doc Searls’ Quote du jour). [...]