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social networks and time: visual thought on classifications

After working through my first diagrams it became apparent that there some overlap, and this over lap was driven by the users of these communities. If you’re looking to build out a network or community it’s important to look at existing models to know what kind of time your users may spend with you and [...]

Social Networks and Time: Some Visual Thoughts

I’ve been doing some visual thinking around the way that social networks and, in particular, the people who make them up and the content they produce, affects the amount of time we allow to each person (or singular piece of information) in that network.
Facebook moving to its new layout was a significant indicator of this [...]

Social networks overtake adult websites – but what about adult social networks?

Fresh from Hitwise:
In the US social networks first overtook adult sites in mid 2007, but since then the two categories have been battling it out with no clear winner emerging.

Beyond the cheeky giggles from the boys in the back room, maybe the internet isn’t just for men who need a virtual companion.  Seems porn isn’t [...]

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