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World Map Of Social Network (2)
Many things are enhanced from the previous post about the World Map of Social Network:
1.Facebook has almost colonized Europe and it is extending its domination with more than 200 millions users
- QQ, leader in China, is the largest social network of the world (300 millions active accounts)
- MySpace lost its leadership almost everywhere
- V Kontakte is the most popular in Russian territories
- Orkut is strong in India and Brazil
- Hi5 is still leading in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and other scattered countries such as Portugal, Mongolia, Romania
- Odnoklassniki is strong in some former territories of the Soviet Union
- Maktoob is the most important Arab community/portal
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Social Network Time
December 8, 2009 - 17:21
Tags: guidelines, mainstream communication, organizations, social media, social network, technology
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The fast adoption of Social Media over the last couple of years has left many organisations in something of a spin; something that was at first dismissed as the preserve of the young and has become an unavoidable key component of mainstream communications.
With this recognition has come the need to better understand and manage the [...]
World Map Of Social Network
December 8, 2009 - 16:45
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Social Shopping: this is the recipe for a new success!!
December 3, 2009 - 10:04
Tags: social network, social shopping, word-of-mouth marketing
Posted in Communities and Social Networks, Digital Consumer Behavior, Social commerce | 1 comment
Following the success of social network, the social shopping come into existence.
What is social shopping?
It is a new category of e-commerce that tries to combine two favorite online activities: shopping and social networking.
These sites want to gather people in one place to swap shopping ideas. The sites are designed for both browsing and blogging, with [...]
December 10, 2009 - 15:11
aren’t these social networks really controlled by government’s states???
December 10, 2009 - 16:05
I think that in such a complex system: a social network can have millions of users updating and creatin content every second, it is impossible for governments to control what is published. They can try, close access to these networks thanks to ISPs, but they cannopt stop the flow of information.
December 10, 2009 - 16:42
yes,,,,but chinese government can control the access on some social network. for example there Facebook is forbidden…
December 13, 2009 - 11:28
Well, don’t use China as a benchmark. A lot of Internet companies have had troubles there. Think about the censorship they applied to google or to flickr. A lot of wikipedia contents are restricted there, too.
This is going to work as long as Chinese people are happy with it…