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And like you, I find myself using Twitter more and more as a business tool.
On the other hand, I'm using Twitter more and more.
In short, Facebook's core market will be the cohort that's been using it since their teenage years and I'm sure that will continue to grow over time as younger kids hit the age when they'd be interested in using it.
http://www.centernetworks.com/facebook-dip-seas...
http://fourreasonswhy.com/2008/02/22/facebook-i...
Yes, it is. However it's interesting to look at the way many online game sites - in some ways the precursors to social networking - graph in terms of traffic. They usually show rapid increases as people become interested in the game and play it obsessively, followed by decline. More importantly, as developers get around to doing the architecture right and we see seamless internet surfing using open social tools where the social network=the internet, I'm wondering how Facebook and Myspace will play more than a mildly supportive role in things.
that are one of the biggest threats to Facebook as a platform, to the
extent that they allow people to create their own social networks
through their blogs or websites or whatever.
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Disqus