Web 2.0

Marketers: Do You “Like” Facebook’s Open Graph?

April 29, 2010 by Kari Rippetoe

With last week’s pivotal announcement of Facebook’s Open Graph, the “one graph to rule them all” as it’s been referred to rather humorously (and yet, at the same time quite ominously), the Interwebs have been all abuzz with talk of how this will affect the web as we know it. While the ubiquitous term “Web 2.0” refers to the next generation of the web – an increasingly social entity due to social media and networking sites like Twitter, YouTube, and of course Facebook – the question on many minds is how the web will evolve with the introduction of Open Graph and whether it will now become one big social network.

Social networking sites for business?

October 18, 2006 by Mitch Arnowitz

We do a fair amount of searching on behalf of business clients. Some of the tools we use include Findory, Find Articles, and many of the aggregiators like moreover and newsisfree.
It would be good though to find out what other, non-technology business folks think when it comes to specific sector or industry information. The broadcast services are good and we live on blog comments but something’s missing…
I guess I’m talking about a social networking website for business. digg and del.icio.us are good but there’s little interaction.
So, the question is– if social networking sites are getting older, where are the business folk hanging out?