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Gabriela Grossecknstead, I think focused sites that serve niche communities will extract the best lessons from Facebook and MySpace and offer better social networking tools to the communities they already have. I'm sure huge and generic social networking destinations will
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Tad StaleyInteresting insight - do sites and web apps need to build their own social networking, or should they reach out to leverage existing social networks?
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Rene Clausen NielsenKan vi så ikke alle sammen blive enige om at bruge opedID?
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16 Oct 07
Thomas Vander WalA good piece on social software having more value as a feature and not just a destination spot.
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13 Oct 07
L@jost EU project"social networking is clearly a feature that we should have more of. But we shouldn't move the brand onto a MySpace page or a Facebook app simply to gain access to the tools that could connect our readers to each othe Instead
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laura malita"social networking is clearly a feature that we should have more of. But we shouldn't move the brand onto a MySpace page or a Facebook app simply to gain access to the tools that could connect our readers to each othe Instead
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11 Oct 07
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elements of social networking is something all good sites should have, not just dedicated social networks. And that suggests a very different strategy--social networking as a feature, not a destination.
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(BTW, by "social networking" I'm not including basic "chat amongst yourself" stuff like comments, wikis and voting. Instead, social networking to me means the tracking of individual preferences and behavior and giving users the ability to draw upon implicit or explicit connections between them and other users to do something useful).
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08 Oct 07
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social networking as a feature, not a destination.
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I'm sure huge and generic social networking destinations will continue to do well, but I'm placing my bet on the biggest impact coming when social networking becomes a standard feature on all good sites, bringing community to the granular level where it always works best.
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03 Oct 07
Wilfred RubensThere's a growing sense that elements of social networking is something all good sites should have, not just dedicated social networks. And that suggests a very different strategy--social networking as a feature, not a destination.
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02 Oct 07
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01 Oct 07
Pelle Sten"In the case of Wired, social networking is clearly a feature that we should have more of. But we shouldn't move the brand onto a MySpace page or a Facebook app simply to gain access to the tools that could connect our readers to each other."
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Suvi KorhonenIn the case of Wired, social networking is clearly a feature that we should have more of. But we shouldn't move the brand onto a MySpace page or a Facebook app simply to gain access to the tools that could connect our readers to each other .
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