Comments on: Implications of a Google Social Network http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:24:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: youtube downloader http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-287948 youtube downloader Mon, 06 Dec 2010 13:02:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-287948 Google having the potential to keep you longer and longer on their court, you’ve got some really prime real estate for advertising, which is how Google’s owned the Internet for the last several years. Google having the potential to keep you longer and longer on their court, you’ve got some really prime real estate for advertising, which is how Google’s owned the Internet for the last several years.

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]]> By: Blogger Outreach, in Plain English (and Other PR Blog Jots) « Media Bullseye – A New Media and Communications Magazine http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-216726 Blogger Outreach, in Plain English (and Other PR Blog Jots) « Media Bullseye – A New Media and Communications Magazine Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:35:08 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-216726 [...] Stealth Social Network Chris Brogan I officially admit that I’ve been linking to Chris Brogan too much lately, but his “100 Posts” series has been yielding such great fruit I’ve been unable to help myself. Perhaps I will place an official Brogan embargo on the rest of this week—right after today’s Jots. Today he points out the clever nature of what appears to be a new social networking platform from Google. They’ve been slowly adding features to their various popular applications, all of which just might add up to a social network you’re already automatically using, and some potential competition for the closed garden of Facebook. “When Facebook started to make a difference over 2007, and people started hiding inside the very closed walls, Google came up with this, a way to do a lot of the same social features without making us dig up our Orkut account IDs. In fact, think about it, your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary. That’s the coup de grace. You’re already bought in, at least insofar as Google can help you convert your friends to your new social network: your inbox.” [...] [...] Stealth Social Network Chris Brogan I officially admit that I’ve been linking to Chris Brogan too much lately, but his “100 Posts” series has been yielding such great fruit I’ve been unable to help myself. Perhaps I will place an official Brogan embargo on the rest of this week—right after today’s Jots. Today he points out the clever nature of what appears to be a new social networking platform from Google. They’ve been slowly adding features to their various popular applications, all of which just might add up to a social network you’re already automatically using, and some potential competition for the closed garden of Facebook. “When Facebook started to make a difference over 2007, and people started hiding inside the very closed walls, Google came up with this, a way to do a lot of the same social features without making us dig up our Orkut account IDs. In fact, think about it, your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary. That’s the coup de grace. You’re already bought in, at least insofar as Google can help you convert your friends to your new social network: your inbox.” [...]

]]> By: Media Bullseye http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-95928 Media Bullseye Mon, 17 Dec 2007 21:35:59 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-95928 <strong>Blogger Outreach, in Plain English (and Other PR Blog Jots)...</strong> Jeremiah Owyang offers some common sense advice to startups conducting their own blogger outreach; Geoff Livingston gives a good summary of a surprising new online privacy study, and Chris Brogan wonders about Google entering the social networking fray... Blogger Outreach, in Plain English (and Other PR Blog Jots)…

Jeremiah Owyang offers some common sense advice to startups conducting their own blogger outreach; Geoff Livingston gives a good summary of a surprising new online privacy study, and Chris Brogan wonders about Google entering the social networking fray…

]]> By: David Kowarsky http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-95738 David Kowarsky Mon, 17 Dec 2007 07:01:37 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-95738 <i>your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary...You're already bought in... </i> Don't we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with? your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary…You’re already bought in…

Don’t we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with?

]]> By: David Kowarsky http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-240197 David Kowarsky Mon, 17 Dec 2007 07:01:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-240197 <i>your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary...You're already bought in... </i> Don't we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with? your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary…You’re already bought in…

Don’t we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with?

]]> By: David Kowarsky http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-240198 David Kowarsky Mon, 17 Dec 2007 07:01:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-240198 <i>your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary...You're already bought in... </i> Don't we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with? your social network is your contact list. No invitations necessary…You’re already bought in…

Don’t we, uh, NOT like it when social networks automatically decide to include/exclude people who we happen to be in touch with but may not want to share everything with?

]]> By: Douglas E. Welch http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-95723 Douglas E. Welch Mon, 17 Dec 2007 05:31:46 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-95723 Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the "winner take all" model where users can only choose between"A" and "A". Douglas Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the “winner take all” model where users can only choose between”A” and “A”.

Douglas

]]> By: Douglas E. Welch http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-240195 Douglas E. Welch Mon, 17 Dec 2007 05:31:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-240195 Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the "winner take all" model where users can only choose between"A" and "A". Douglas Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the “winner take all” model where users can only choose between”A” and “A”.

Douglas

]]> By: Douglas E. Welch http://www.chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/comment-page-1/#comment-240196 Douglas E. Welch Mon, 17 Dec 2007 05:31:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/implications-of-a-google-social-network/#comment-240196 Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the "winner take all" model where users can only choose between"A" and "A". Douglas Interesting idea, and most likely possible, but we must all be careful to avoid trading one monopoly for another. More and more, I am leaning towards a decentralized connection of parts rather than a monolithic whole. Distributing the power allows for a larger selection of alternatives and avoids the “winner take all” model where users can only choose between”A” and “A”.

Douglas

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