The Social Network Provenience
Dan Farber posts about Marc Canters prediction about the migration of the social networks.
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There will be a huge growth and interest in nich social networking in 2008. Niche sites offer advertisers highly targeted demographics.
Users also want to connect with like-minded communites of people rather than get lost in the huge populations of facebook, myspace et al.
Search engines like http://findasocialnetwork.com help users and advertisers locate niche social networking sites thus promoting their use and visibility.
Posted by: Find A Social Network | January 02, 2008 at 12:19 PM