Comments on: Facebook’s Path To Ubiquity And Thoughts For Your Next Startup

By: Craig

Craig — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:19:16 +0000

I actually like the new FB design and its clear the direction they are going on. The FB teams knows what they are doing and are steps ahead of what everybody else is thinking. The average user may not like change, that is natural, but give it a few weeks and they won’t know the difference anymore, and will continue to use it. While Twitter is still working on ways to make money. FB is and will continue to.

By: Randall Amiel

Randall Amiel — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:36:27 +0000

I commend your analytical and historical research. Effectivly describing the social networking niche of fb and other niche markets. The question I remain with is: forget all the crap about web 2.0 aka social networking blah blah, and lets talk about web 3.0 or as I see it: the GPS/mobile era. Right now, the competing factors are Apple, Blackberry, and the open Handset alliance. These mobile technoliges will takeover (for the most part); intermingling mobile devices connected to people connected to each other. Today, instead of reading my email on gmail.com, I used the application in my android phone instead. Furthermore, the inter-connectivity of mobile devices connected is far more powerful than any web application. *BUT* the only thing that concerns me, or the ONLY barrier i see ahead is how far will we let big brother go before people are concerned with privacy? What will the web 3.0 really be? To make it big, you must recognize a paradigm shift. I think an article about the next paradigm shift will greatly enhance all of your listeners as detecting the next paradigm shift is worth billions. Take my word, if Google can figure out how to deal with making peoples data feel private, they will takeover the world (but a caveat, i’m already shaded out by Google making me have an internet plan on my g1 phone, who knows if the Google is just a coverup for the NSA to track all my data, contacts, apps, EVERYTHING!) .

By: Yuki Chow

Yuki Chow — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:06:19 +0000

Very useful post ~ Kudos to Rober Scoble and to you Adam!!!

By: famebook

famebook — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 19:28:49 +0000

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By: Eric Logan

Eric Logan — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:50:59 +0000

Nicely done !!! Very efficient and useful explanation of differentiation for target market.