dave,
these guys are successful marketeers. they clearly are partial to
groups like linkedin. perhaps what they are saying is that the new
medium is creating a number of possibilities that most of us may not
be aware of insofar as all their implications. they are creating new
values. and each ste
Satish,
I'd echo Dan, and ask if those CEOs feel the same way about LinkedIn? Or
about the large number of Ivy League graduates on Facebook? MySpace may
have the image of being a social networking tool for teenagers, complete
with "unprofessional" content, background, and media, but that trend is
When social networks become networks of purpose, working together to solve
important problems, CEOs will take them seriously. Until then, CEOs will
think they are taking productive time away from making a profit for the
company.
Solving problems via the internet is the same as solving problems thr
I was at a conference this week in Boston where they had a panel on socila
networking and the founder ceos of some of the major ones were present
there.. most of the professional network organisations ceos said that they
will not take any candidate who was spotted on myspace seriously.. in other
w
arrow as well.
John Lorance
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>>I just wanted to let you know about a blog entry I just wrote in
response to a C|NET News article that debated whether or not online
social networks are a fad. In it, I look at the history of online
community building, from the earliest bulletin board systems and
email lists to community net
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to let you know about a blog entry I just wrote in
response to a C|NET News article that debated whether or not online
social networks are a fad. In it, I look at the history of online
community building, from the earliest bulletin board systems and email
lists to c
