Robert Scoble posted an interesting discussion topic on his Facebook wall, asking the deceptively simple question: Who will win the Identity war in 2010? The question was asked with specificity towards tech platforms, like Twitter, Facebook, Google and so on, but it’s an important question to ask of ourselves: to whom are we giving the [...]
Personality Thieves – The War for the Identities of the Internet
Filed Under: Blogging Tagged With: amber naslund, bloody-mindedness, brad j ward, chris brogan, el goog, Facebook, foursquare, google, gowalla, identity, justin kownacki, livefyre, QI, robert scoble, scobleized, seth godin, social-networks, sociology, stephen fry, twitter
Do We Need Networks for Everything?
I’m not asking a question about speed here; I worry that with the profligate new networks like Twitter (and its environs in the form of apps, API [ab]users and tools), LiveFyre (with its massive potential for both quality content and for trolling), and FourSquare and Gowalla along with other location-based get-off-the-computer social networks… I worry [...]
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