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TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS
MAY 8, 2008
[Adoption, MySpace] MySpace embraces “data availability” – a major step forward to the Wide Open Web - Trends in the Living Networks
At the same time, MySpace has joined Google, Facebook, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Digg and others on the DataPortability project. An important part of the background to this is that Ben Metcalfe is Director of Engineering for the MySpace Platform.
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WEEKLY KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT BLOG BY STAN GARFIELD
JUNE 25, 2008
[Adoption, MySpace] Broadcasting to Your Social Networks
I’ve been working with clients to set up social media “satellite sites&# as I call them to extend their brand and take advantage of the exponential power of social networking for reaching out to consumers. What are you using to save time and manage your social network postings?
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TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS
APRIL 13, 2007
[Adoption, MySpace] The state of social networking software for the enterprise - Trends in the Living Networks
Yet social networking is not just about friends and personal networks. Applying social networks in the enterprise is a sweet spot that has massive potential value. This meant that attendees could explore their network connections live at the event.
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TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS
MAY 10, 2008
[Adoption, MySpace] Social networks open out – celebrating the last year’s change but “lots more work to be done” - Trends in the Living Networks
MySpace and Facebook are providing ways to open out users’ access to their data on those social networks. I wrote last year about how the dominant platform in technology is shifting to social networks , and the inexorable trend to openness in social networks.
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DION HINCHCLIFFE'S WEB 2.0 BLOG
MARCH 2, 2017
[Adoption, MySpace] What We Know About Making Enterprise Social Networks Successful Today
It’s a little hard to believe that it’s been over ten years now since the first early enterprise social networks (ESN) emerged on the market to make their initial forays into our organizations. They have since adopted the ESNs as one of their core tools.).
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WWW.INFOVARK.COM
NOVEMBER 18, 2008
[Adoption, MySpace] User Adoption « Infovark
enterprise information management from the claws up User Adoption Dean 30 Oct, 2008 Since you can’t make a case for Enterprise 2.0 Once the storytelling begins, it usually doesn’t take long before social networking sites like Wikipedia, LinkedIn or Facebook come up. Using social network statistics from Jeremiah Owyang of Forester from earlier this year, MySpace and Facebook have 8 percent and 4 percent of the online audience respectively.
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