9 posts tagged fred stutzman

The social web will begin to decay as the context of interaction continues to be the production of commodities to be consumed. Using Erich Fromm’s concept of productiveness — where the object of production is the individual themselves – this analysis approaches the social web as a potential functional

I thought this was well expressed by Fred Stutzman on his piece Social Network Transitions: “To generalize, let’s consider two types of social networks: ego-centric and object-centric. An ego-centric social network places the individual as the core of the network experience (Orkut, Facebook,

I thought this was well expressed by Fred Stutzman on his piece Social Network Transitions: “To generalize, let’s consider two types of social networks: ego-centric and object-centric. An ego-centric social network places the individual as the core of the network experience (Orkut, Facebook,

I thought this was well expressed by Fred Stutzman on his piece Social Network Transitions: “To generalize, let’s consider two types of social networks: ego-centric and object-centric. An ego-centric social network places the individual as the core of the network experience (Orkut, Facebook,

Fred Stutzman nicely differentiates social networks into ego-centric networks and object centric networks. Social Networks like Facebook and Myspace, where the user profile is the center piece of the network, form the ego-centric networks and sites like Flickr and Youtube, where photos and videos form the center piece, are called object-centric networks.

Object-Based vs. Ego Based Social Networks vs. WoW and Second Life November 7, 2007 – 11:50 am There are so many cool things in Fred Stutzman’s recent post, but this point rang the bell for me just as I was considering the differences between World of Warcraft and Second Life.

Object-Based vs. Ego Based Social Networks vs. WoW and Second Life November 7, 2007 – 11:50 am There are so many cool things in Fred Stutzman’s recent post, but this point rang the bell for me just as I was considering the differences between World of Warcraft and Second Life.

This fall I’ve been taking a class with Fred Stutzman, a PhD student at UNC, founder of ClaimID and a name to know in the online social networking community. Yesterday I gave a class presentation on businesses and the social networks that are built around their products.

This fall I’ve been taking a class with Fred Stutzman, a PhD student at UNC, founder of ClaimID and a name to know in the online social networking community. Yesterday I gave a class presentation on businesses and the social networks that are built around their products.