4 ms·
No. Facebook created a collection of small social networks centered around existing real-world communities, then finally linked up all of those small social net
by njl 15y ago
No. Facebook created a collection of small social networks centered around existing real-world communities, then finally linked up all of those small social networks into a single, larger social network. This allowed them to reach saturation on a campus-by-campus basis, until they had finally progressed far enough to reach a tipping point in society at large.
- skeletonjelly 15y agoBut you can't make the same development with Google's demographic. People you know with a Google account are disparate - friends, online colleagues, family? Filtering down through the geeky to the end user makes sense for them I think.