Re: Still here (Re: Br¡n: On Fracking a nd Earthquakes)
Ticia <ticia-qWit8jRvyhVmR6Xm/[email protected]>
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On Sep 18, 2011, at 6:02 PM, Nick Arnett wrote: > I'm still here, of course. Recently joined NetBase as director of product management, so I'm busy getting up to speed. > > One of the data points NetBase has developed is that despite Twitter, Facebook, etc., the real conversation still happens, and is increasing, in forums, list servers, etc. Discussion tends to start in the new social media, but if it has any depth, it goes into venues where some depth is supported. > > I suppose if we really want to revive Brin-L, we need to have links to it appearing periodically in social media. > I didn't know that, interesting… See? That's what Brin-L is still good for! For better or worse we are still a kind of social network, with a history and conections dating back to a previous online era… A brilliant source for information should we need it… It'll be interesting to see how all the social networking develops in the next few years… Ticia ',:) Ticia Luengo Hendriks Co-founder and Editor-in-chief of B-Society.nl B-Society: proposing an alternative to the 9-5 society, taking into account the needs of the 25% of us who are evening types (night owls). A Broader & Better society, healthier and more productive. To Be or not to Be a morning, day or evening type. Which are you? We are part of an international movement originating in Denmark: www.b-society.org