During the Social Networking 3.0 session at AlwaysOn Stanford conference this week, Gina said the following:
“There will be millions of social networks”
Do you agree or disagree with this statement and why?
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I agree with this because millions, nay trillions, of social networks already exist. No man (or woman) is an island – we each have multiple “networks” that we participate in and share information through – family, friends, work. These micro-networks are very influential for those within them.
Depends on how this is defined. But I agree with the need for Ning.
And I’ve got to say this (somewhere): She gave an absolutely delightful presentation at the AO Stanford Summit. Finally, as Kim Polese was to the 1990′s, Gina is to this decade; going a step further, I consider her stage presence to be charismatic and magnetic, and not just because she’s beautiful.
I’d bet on Gina; she’ll make Ning a winner.