
My colleague
Richard Dennison goes head to head with
Tom Hodgkinson over his
Guardian article on the politics of
Facebook.
Richard makes a very interesting observation about the fickle nature of the social networking world, particularly in the
UK.
I often wonder if - when the next new ‘big thing’ in the social networking world emerges - people will abandon Facebook and migrate – like
Wildebeest – to something else.
Or will we just tire of it? I completely acknowledge the value of social networking inside an organisation, and I’ve found it a little useful in my private life just keeping track of friends, but it is increasingly reminding me of Friends Reunited. A great flurry of activity, which slowly but surely went stale. I know it’s not quite the same thing, but it is similar.
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I have a sneaking suspicion in 18 months time you may well over-hear the following converstaion:
Person A: "Have you tried Splodge?"
Person B: "What's that?"
Person A: "A new social networking site."
Person B: "No. I wonder what happened to that old networking site ... what was it called ... oh, yes - Facebook?"
Person A: "Dunno."
;-)
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