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Chat and IM
by Linda Roeder on August 9, 2007
Log in to your social networking site, send a message to your friends using the included internal messaging system. Your message will be saved on your site and they'll be able to respond to it. It's just like email, but it's not.
If you want to leave a message that's more public, you can post a comment on your friend's site instead. You can also send bulletins to all your friends at once. There are also forums where you can post about a specific topic.
There are so many ways to communicate using your social networking site that someday you may not have need for your email anymore.
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Rating: 9.33 out of 6 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
alex de jong
(08/12/07 9:25am)
I've been sort of involved with deploying a facebook widget for mobile Voip co Rebtel: we felt it was important to be where our users are, also, we saw that people do want to call, not just IM or email, but are afraid to share mobile numbers. We felt there is a need for more face to face communication, but also for more privacy and ways to filter contacts alongside that.
Response from:
Konnects
(07/23/08 2:43pm)
Hi there,
I completely agree with you, most users that are familiar with the social media realm are using the websites tools and aps to communicate.
I completely agree with you, most users that are familiar with the social media realm are using the websites tools and aps to communicate.
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Technology Directions
Search wasn't very interesting from the point of view of advertising until Overture and Google figured out how to show precisely targeted advertisements. So far no other form of advertising is as precise as search-ads. When entering a query, the
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