Why would a Vendor allow members to LEAVE their social networks?
In this podcast with Steve Gillmor I explain some promotions we’re working on in inter-connecting social networks together - that will enable folks to move between social networks based upon incentives, prizes, real-world objects, etc. - when importing their friends into these new networks.
The trick is how to provide benefits to end-users - at the same time - as providing benefits to Vendors.
Once we pull off this sort of promotion - between our own customers - then hopefully we’ll be able to do it with other vertical networks or meta-networks such as Ning or Flux. And others will follow and then we’ll have definitive proof that open social networking can benefit ALL!
Because as we all know - the future is about 10,000s of niche, vertical, localized networks - rather than a world of giant centralized data lock-in silos. Right?
Enjoy the show!
Part 1 of the News Gang - Jan. 25th, 2008
BTW In this show - Steve asks me to approach Patrick Chanezon of Google and get an explanation from Google on why we should support or agree with OpenSocial - as long as Google is exploiting the GMail contacts. Patrick - please respond.
Not sure if you caught it, but I had a chance to talk to Chris Saad to find out exactly where the beef was.
http://mashable.com/2008/01/23/podcast-dataportability-chris-saad/
Not sure if you caught it, but I had a chance to talk to Chris Saad to find out exactly where the beef was.
http://mashable.com/2008/01/23/podcast-dataportability-chris-saad/
Not sure if you caught it, but I had a chance to talk to Chris Saad to find out exactly where the beef was.
http://mashable.com/2008/01/23/podcast-dataportability-chris-saad/
Are you going to be at Foo Camp this weekend?
Are you going to be at Foo Camp this weekend?
Are you going to be at Foo Camp this weekend?
Marc, you are definitely on the right track man. Tear down the walls!!!
Marc, you are definitely on the right track man. Tear down the walls!!!
Marc, you are definitely on the right track man. Tear down the walls!!!
To answer Dare’s question: “No - I have not been invited.” This is a gross example of the exclusionary, backroom politics that O’Reilly plays.
To answer Dare’s question: “No - I have not been invited.” This is a gross example of the exclusionary, backroom politics that O’Reilly plays.
To answer Dare’s question: “No - I have not been invited.” This is a gross example of the exclusionary, backroom politics that O’Reilly plays.
I would agree with you on your answer, however I think it is only part of the answer. I think vendors will lose some marketshare. I wrote about this last week (http://blog.soocial.com/2008/1/16/the-incentive-to-share) I’ll save you the read:
Why should they then allow their member’s data out?
My take: it has to do with having a smaller piece of a bigger pie.
Marc, what do you think?
I would agree with you on your answer, however I think it is only part of the answer. I think vendors will lose some marketshare. I wrote about this last week (http://blog.soocial.com/2008/1/16/the-incentive-to-share) I’ll save you the read:
Why should they then allow their member’s data out?
My take: it has to do with having a smaller piece of a bigger pie.
Marc, what do you think?
I would agree with you on your answer, however I think it is only part of the answer. I think vendors will lose some marketshare. I wrote about this last week (http://blog.soocial.com/2008/1/16/the-incentive-to-share) I’ll save you the read:
Why should they then allow their member’s data out?
My take: it has to do with having a smaller piece of a bigger pie.
Marc, what do you think?
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One more interview with Chris Saad
http://blog.communipedia.de/2008/01/28/chris-saad-uber-dataportability/
One more interview with Chris Saad
http://blog.communipedia.de/2008/01/28/chris-saad-uber-dataportability/
One more interview with Chris Saad
http://blog.communipedia.de/2008/01/28/chris-saad-uber-dataportability/
Hi from the US! Nice blog posting about Why would a Vendor allow members to LEAVE their social networks?. I would have to agree with you on this one. I am going to look more into . This Wednesday I have time.
Hi from the US! Nice blog posting about Why would a Vendor allow members to LEAVE their social networks?. I would have to agree with you on this one. I am going to look more into . This Wednesday I have time.
Hi from the US! Nice blog posting about Why would a Vendor allow members to LEAVE their social networks?. I would have to agree with you on this one. I am going to look more into . This Wednesday I have time.