SOCIAL NETWORKING GOD: 350+ Social Networking Sites
One of the main topics here at Mashable has always been social networking. In the past several years, some networks have thrived, some vanished, while hundreds of new ones appeared. It has become a huge area to follow, and this article
The social network where no one knows your name
(CNN)-- Online, you can project whatever identity you like. But for some people, it's easier to have no identity at all. A new social networking site, Social Number, caters to those who have a preference for anonymity. Instead of a name or a
Social Networking: The Future
Right now our social graph (whom we are connected to and their key information like email addresses) is mostly held captive by Facebook. There is growing pressure on Facebook to make this portable and they have made some progress on this front.
Can A Neighborhood Social Network Dominate The Local Web?
Does the world really need another social network? Of course it does. At least according to Nirav Tolia and his investors. The 41 year-old entrepreneur runs Nextdoor, a social network for neighbors that’s raised $40 million in hopes of
One of the main topics here at Mashable has always been social networking. In the past several years, some networks have thrived, some vanished, while hundreds of new ones appeared. It has become a huge area to follow, and this article
The social network where no one knows your name
(CNN)-- Online, you can project whatever identity you like. But for some people, it's easier to have no identity at all. A new social networking site, Social Number, caters to those who have a preference for anonymity. Instead of a name or a
Social Networking: The Future
Right now our social graph (whom we are connected to and their key information like email addresses) is mostly held captive by Facebook. There is growing pressure on Facebook to make this portable and they have made some progress on this front.
Can A Neighborhood Social Network Dominate The Local Web?
Does the world really need another social network? Of course it does. At least according to Nirav Tolia and his investors. The 41 year-old entrepreneur runs Nextdoor, a social network for neighbors that’s raised $40 million in hopes of
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