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Title:

The Future Of Social Networks

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Organizer:
Charlene Li, CLI Group
Description:
Social networks will be like air, in that they will permeate everything that we do online AND offline. We'll look at the underlying technologies that will make this possible, how it will evolve, and the business models that will support it.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What is the future of social networks?
  2. What will the future look like where social networks are ubiquitous?
  3. What technologies/standards (data portability, OpenID, OAuth, etc.) are making this possible?
  4. How will social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook open up?
  5. What barriers need to be overcome for ubiquitous social networks to happen?
  6. What will "make" today's walled garden social networking sites open up?
  7. How will social networking sites -- or anyone -- make money with ubiquitous social networks?
  8. How will consumers and businesses benefit from open social networks?
  9. How will privacy be protected in open social networks?
  10. How long will we have to wait until this nirvana comes about?
Panelists:
Charlene Li (charleneli.com)
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Community / Social Networks
Type:
Solo
Event:
SXSW Interactive 2009
Rebecca Newton
on 8/8/08
looks like a must attend to me~
Zena Weist
on 8/8/08
definitely a must attend!
warren sukernek
on 8/8/08
Absolutely---I'm in!
Lucretia Pruitt
on 9/8/08
I'm in too! :)
Charlene Li
on 10/8/08
Thanks for the support! I'd love to hear what specific issues you'd like me to address as well, or if you have some thoughts to share on the topic. Add here to comments or email them directly to me, charlene@charleneli.com.
christopher carfi
on 19/8/08
will be there.
Marc Sirkin
on 20/8/08
i'll be there so long as you skip the beginner/basics and dig in a bit past whether or not your premise is right or wrong. I'm assuming you are right - tell me what's next.
Kami Huyse
on 27/8/08
How will the future look, how will all of this be managed?
Rich Reader
on 28/8/08
How will we get into (or create sustainable) conversations about expanding standalone advertising budgets into comprehensive media plans where social networking is a necessarily justified category?
air jordan
on 10/12/08
how will all of this be managed?
Sergio Kotko
on 4/8/09
Social networks are becoming increasingly popular. If you do not have the desire, you do not need to register there. Your privacy will be protected.
Essay help
on 7/8/09
you are absolutely right!
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on 21/10/09
I will be there so much time as the beginner skips / basic and to dig in a small past or not his premise is correct or incorrect. I suppose that you are right - he says to me what it continues.
Term Paper
on 23/10/09
small past or not his premise is correct or incorrect. I suppose that you are right - he says to me what it continues.
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on 24/10/09
Social networks are becoming increasingly popular. If you do not have the desire, you do not need to register there. Your privacy will be protected.
blu ray ripper
on 13/11/09
Terrific info in support of small enterprise. Great idea!
Payday Loans
on 20/11/09
Commenting on the findings of the report, author Sean Corcoran, a Forrester analyst, said: "Now more than half of adults aged 35 to 44 are in social networks. 70% of online adults, ages 55 and older, tell us they tap social tools at least once a month; 26 percent use social networks and 12 percent create social content. As a result, social applications geared toward older adults will now reach a healthy chunk of their audience."

While social networkers above 55 years were essentially 'spectators, those aged 35-54 could be described as 'joiners' and 'creators.'
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