Advertising, Networks & Nodes
May 20, 2008 – Libby Davy – Print
Cynical Yew Norker is our Hugh, but usually right on topic. Here’s another. But what does it mean to you Gra?
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Too many networks? Yep. I’m thinking too many social networking sites often chasing the same people.
But, most of the pain of yet another social network is making a new login and a new profile. Make it and maintain it. We need data portability and open id and then something like Open Social and life gets a bit easier.
I’m guessing the end of one social network and the beginning of the next will become
blurry. Some sort of social utility. But open. Not facebook.