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January 28, 2005

Ross and danah in an article on Friendster in the NYT

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Posted by Clay Shirky

You can tell how behind I am on my reading — just got to the Monday NY Times article on Friendster, to find our own Ross and danah quoted:

“Social networking is at this very interesting point,” said Ross Mayfield, a pioneer in the social networking field and the chief executive of Socialtext, which sells software for collaborative writing and editing via the Internet. “These companies are at the stage where they need to demonstrate real results in terms of revenues and their business model. That voyeuristic fascination of seeing who has the most friends has worn off for a lot of people.”

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