Okay, so the days of questioning the impact of social networking websites on our digital lives is long gone. But the nature of the impact is still being understood, and this is producing some interesting findings. While the world of sociology is trying to make sense of the seeming divide between Facebook and MySpace users [...]
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- Since #Ping is supposed to be a social network among *people*, how does it propose to handle the reality of *family* based iTunes accounts? 17 hours ago
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