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Audioboo.Com Podcasting used to be reserved to the geekiest among us who had the nous to set up complicated hosting and iTunes accounts. The Rise of Personal Networks Over Social Networks. When you think social media you think openness, inclusive communities and platforms that know no boundaries. You think Facebook – that is open to anyone and has, I believe, gone a long way to creating more a more equal playing field for communication and information. But are we starting to reach a point where we’re looking for more personal networks, smaller and more closed communities and exclusivity? It’s easy to forget that exclusivity was the very premise that Facebook was borne out of – initially only being available in Ivy League colleges, before extending to all colleges, and eventually everyone. Is the centre of any social network the personal network and is this something we’re starting to seek?
Path – the new personal network The new plaything among techies is Path, which has been written about and used widely since early November. A lot has been written about Path for its very central concept. Facebook groups as personal networks How many friends can we have? TNW Social Media | One of the Worlds Leading Social Media Blogs. Focusing on Social Media Culture, Applications and Marketing. Moodle.