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Why Facebook Will Ultimately Trump MySpace

Started by Nick O'Neill · 10 months ago

I have developed a theory on why Facebook will ultimately trump MySpace and it has nothing to do with innovation, technology or the new Facebook Applications Platform. In my opinion, the true differentiator is the role of groups within the two networks. Specifically, there are two issues of im ... Continue reading »

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Seun Osewa
2 years ago

I don't think anyone can speak so confidently about the future of these social networks. The future belongs to whichever network(s) are able to continue to adapt to their users' needs and satisfy the needs of new sets of users. None of them is doomed to mediocrity by design. Designs can be modified.

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ventureblogalist
1 year ago

Sam, this is a great post. I think you nailed it. Funny though that groups is not why people sign up in the first place...needs a name for this strategy.

Also, groups is a plus in the war from a SEO perspective

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