Steven Levy interviewed Marc Andreesen (co-founder of Netscape) about how he envisions the emergence of social networking. Andreesen suggests "there are going to be social networks around every conceivable category" and is now co-founder of Ning which let's users set up their own social-networking sites.
The business model is one we have seen before, supported by advertising, and confirms that while social networking may be mainstream as a way of interacting on the internet, it remains a convoluted mishmash of sites and services that will eventually converge into a few dominant providers. Eventually.
Source: Levy, Steven (2007, March 19). The Internet Kid Grows Up. Newsweek, E6
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Recently Read
Fundamentals of Financial Management by E. F. Brigham and J. F. Houston
Leadership in Organizations by G.A. Yukl
Primal Leadership by D. Goleman
Fierce Conversations by S. Scott
The DNA of Leadership by J.E. Glaser
On Deck
The Cycle of Leadership by N.M. Tichy
Judgment by N.M. Tichy
Sunday, March 25, 2007
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