After signing up for 13 social networking sites in the last week, I love this idea of portable identity. It seems like a common sense kind of thing.
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Hello. I'm Tanya Ferrell. I'm a senior at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. In mid-June 2008, I'll be receiving my Bachelors in Advertising. Woo Hoo! I currently work part-time at Kolbrener USA as an Assistant Internet Marketer and the Savvy Group as a Media Researcher. On the weekends I fold clothes and help customers at Rue21. If you want to know more about me, what I've done, where I hang, check this out... -
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Tanya,
Thanks for linking to the article. Of course, I completely agree with you that this is common sense. Unfortunately, I don’t see the social networks going in this direction any time soon. There is no real technology-related reason for this. The security issues can be ironed out. What this comes down to is good old-fashioned Greed with a capital G. There’s too much self-interest for them in keeping things walled off and separate.
You should come on by and leave a comment in the article thread. Another perspective is always welcome.
http://www.mpdailyfix.com/2007/09/social_networks_go_or_nogo_for.html
Cheers,
Michael
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