Group items tagged

Users don't need to do anything different - they share updates, photos, and links, except they're monetizing the time they spend on the social network. -- Social media plus marketplace seems to be something new.

A study of how older teenagers use social media has found Facebook is "not just on the slide, it is basically dead and buried" and is being replaced by simpler social networks such as Twitter and Snapchat, an expert has claimed.  

Fatherland FairShares Network brings together people from diverse backgrounds who are united by a belief in the financial and social imperative of investments. You will connect with leading entrepreneurs, investors, development experts, and many others.

"Personal items network"

The discussion around companies like Uber and Airbnb is too narrow. The issue isn't just employment, but a huge economic shift led by software and connectedness.

garry can explain this later.. very cool and interesting way to look at museum releationships

In the wake of a public petition to allow people to unlock their cellphones for use on the wireless network of their choice, both the White House and the Federal Communications Commission came out in favor of a change in the law. 

A brave new networked world!

"The Museum Computer Network"

Dan Sperber's idea: culture is a giant, asynchronous network of replication, ideas turning into expressions which turn into other, related ideas. … Sperber's idea also suggests increased access to public presentation of ideas will increase the dynamic range of culture overall.

Venture capital for helping salespeople connect with clients via social networking. "We are offering a third space, between the sales team and a client, where they can come together," he said. Can museums use this model to connect with potential donors/members?

Dementia care unit built near football stadium to promote reminiscence therapy.  Could museums also play this type of role?

Third spaces in the business context.

If you have any doubt that there is value in look at data visually, visit immersion.media.mit.edu to see a visual representation of your own email. Imagine this kind of network display applied to museum visitors...who is connected to whom and how often do they communicate.