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Posts Tagged Social Networks

On the road again

30th
2008
11

Six weeks ago, it was with great joy and hopes that I joined GroupM, leav­ing behind the safety of a big bank for the more tumul­tuous waters of media and adver­tis­ing. At […]

Personal Relationship Manager

10th
2007
9

I am a tad obses­sive about my address book. While there are sev­eral thou­sand peo­ple in it, I tend to believe that I need to make sure that they stay cur­rent and I look […]

Running the Numbers on Second Life

5th
2007
38

There’s been dis­cus­sion lately about Sec­ond Life and how its reported num­bers seem to be off. Clay Shirky, on Val­ley­wag, has been decon­struct­ing the num­bers claim­ing that the emperor wore […]

2007 Predictions

1st
2007
7

This year marks the 10th anniver­sary edi­tion of the TNL.net pre­dic­tions for the year ahead. In past years, I’ve been bat­ting above 50 per­cent in terms of pre­dic­tions, except when […]

5 opportunities around social networks

30th
2006
4

In pre­vi­ous entries, I looked at the ben­e­fits and issues with social net­works. As they move for­ward, here’s a list of oppor­tu­ni­ties relat­ing to social net­works.  5. Data Mining/Research A main attribute […]

5 reasons why social networks can succeed

22nd
2006
28

After explor­ing why social net­works fail, I also have to con­sider why peo­ple are still join­ing them, in spite of their fail­ures. So, going along the same approach, here I am with […]

5 reasons why social networks fail

15th
2006
44

I was recently invited by Jason Cala­ca­nis to A Small World, the über-exclusive social net­work (don’t ask for invi­ta­tions, it’s a priv­i­lege I haven’t been granted since I’m a new­comer there). This has prompted […]

2006 Predictions

28th
2005
1

Since 1997, It’s been a long run­ning game here at TNL.net cen­tral to make wild pre­dic­tions about the upcom­ing year that have turned out to be only some­what off (and, as […]

Looking around Yahoo! 360

29th
2005
0

Like quite a few peo­ple, I got a chance to start play­ing with Yahoo 360° today (thanks Jeremy for the invi­ta­tion). Here’s a quick look at the ser­vice. Solid Inte­gra­tion The first thing that […]

2004 predictions: Recap

26th
2004
0

With the end of the year upon us, it’s time to do a quick san­ity check on how well I did on last year’s pre­dic­tions. Apple Scored well on the intro­duc­tion of […]