social networks
LeWeb: Is Facebook Evil? Paid Members Public
My, Le Web is breaking its reputation for softball interviews this year. Mike Arrington is busy putting Ethan Beard, Director of the Facebook Developer Network, on the rack over a number of questions, not least “is Facebook evil?” “I think the fact that you ask a question like that is
Mapping online communities Paid Members Public
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2010/10/5062628824_e00c3f9d2d_b.jpg] There’s a small change to the decor around my Quadrant House desk. Yes, [an updated version of the xkcd online communities map](http://xkcd.com/802/) is here.It’s a fascinating visualisation of
That'll be Facebook Places live in the UK then… Paid Members Public
Lessons from the death of Vox Paid Members Public
Six Apart's attempt to create a blog platform that behaved like a social network is done.
Ping Isn't a Social Network - and that's just fine Paid Members Public
I’m coming to the conclusion that there’s an awful lot of nonsense being talked about Ping, the new social tool in iTunes. Please note: “social tool in iTunes” not “social network”. That’s the root of the confusion and dismay, I think. People are looking at Ping and
US citizens look at "social stuff" online... Paid Members Public
Initially, I got rather excited by this infographic that’s doing the rounds: [](https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2010/08/nielsen-pie-chart.jpg) Another great
The Origins of Facebook... Paid Members Public
I’m really looking forward to this [http://www.thesocialnetwork-movie.com/]: Yes, it’s a dramatisation of the founding of Facebook, based on the hugely entertaining book [The Accidental Billionaires: Sex, Money, Betrayal and the Founding of Facebook](http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0434019550?ie=UTF8&tag=
How Our Social Networks Change Us Paid Members Public
A fascinating look into the behaviour of social networks (the offline kind) and how they can influence many aspects of your life. Thought-provoking, isn’t it? If we’re only just starting to understand the impact of traditional human relationships, it’ll be a long time before we understand the
