AurelieLAurelie Lacroix
I am a Master student doing a thesis on Web 2.0, and its impact on community. I am here to discuss all things 2.0, but particularly virtual commununities and social networking.
Montreal, QC
Master student / Web marketing analyst
Female
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Updates on thesis advancement and results
It should have, I had a new response this morning =)
Posted 07 Dec 07 in Community 2.0
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Web 2.0, community, and confidentiality
I agree with that... I have my phone number public on Facebook for exemple. However, my email adress is always private. When Plaxo asked if I wanted a public profile, I figured it was for work experience and such... not for my personal email. If I were a company, and someone wanted to make their email adress public, I wouldn't let them, considering the danger of spam. It's automatic. Your email's public, you get spam (I'm talking from experience, this happened today, I realized about the public profile thing, and I wondered if I was the only one that that bothered,
Posted 29 Aug 07 in Community 2.0
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Using Tangler conversation in thesis research (please read!)
That's getting too much... my thesis is only 100 or so pages after all!Posted 09 Jul 07 in Community 2.0
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The debate started last week through a grad's student's blog: MySpace and Facebook don't have the same cultures or the same users, according to that blogger's research.
BusinessWeek re-opens the debate today with this article: http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/jul2007/id2007072_502208.htm
I would like to have people's views on that. Do you think Facebook and MySpace are direct competitors?? Personnally, I think not. Like the BW article says, Facebook tends to build a network on existing relatonships. It's like a customizable start page on which you show your personality through the adding of content and applications, but you remain yourself, real name, occupation, age, no funny business. MySpace gives users the opportunity to play a role... to create a personnality from scratch, and to make connections with people with resembling interests and personalities, however fictional.
Any thoughts?Posted 04 Jul 07 in Community 2.0
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