social networking data…

Your topic JoeTrippi.com ” Blog Archive ” Social Network usage: Higher … was interesting when I found it on Tuesday searching for social networking data…

BTW–I absolutely agree with reasons 1, 2, and 3 on why social networks can succeed. Belonging, contributing, and connecting are human desires that run deep. And as an avid learner, I’m always intrigued by the collective wisdom can potentially emerge from a group.

[...] Sitting next to Tristan who’s a speaker as well –I’ve done some thoughts on his content on Social Networks –small world. [...]

Thanks for the clarification –I’d figure you’d have done full disclosure. Happy holiday

[...] TechMeme is a Representative Democracy I just finished responding to various social networking and social site essays, and it occurred to me that TechMeme is also a social site –there are members, leaders, profiles, identifies, all of the things we just discussed. The same could be said for the elected representatives in the American government. Aggregated Conversations TechMeme is conversation aggregator, it looks for the top conversations (probably be seeking links, and looking for RSS feed pings) that occur within a predefined specific number of bloggers. This list was seeded by a few individuals, and now I suspect it’s both automated and manual in identifying who’s been ‘appointed’ to make it there. TechMeme chooses the stories and bloggers that display on the site by looking for conversation patterns –this is a form of ‘voting’ by the people, or those that find a topic interesting. Since there are over 40 milliion blogs, having this smaller slice of aggreation makes sense. [...]

Thanks for the links. We are not an investor in ClaimID. I don’t know anything about the the company.

Guy