Social Networking
Social Networking never had it so good. Online forums, chats, product-focused blogs, customer reviews and ratings, video mash-ups offering brand insight are all features of the social networking niche and now a movie social networking presents itself as another option. Imagine a participatory creative community where the members are fully in charge. Welcome to the world of YourBroadcaster.com!
Social Networking sites have always captivated teenagers and young adults but would usually repel professionals. Networking sites aimed at the working crowd fail to make a big draw since most are not easy to use or useful enough to improve worker�s performance. All social networking sites face the common struggle of attracting users in a cluttered marketplace.
The whole set-up of social networking is a meta-network of sorts that helps determine how one can connect to another while establishing a strong base. Relationships are considered of very high value that members� identity remains shielded unless the members allows otherwise and provides an option to help or decline any offer. Social networking continues to gain a strong foothold and provides opportunities for building communities and making connections that go beyond commerce.
A movie social network promises to meet the requirements of any individual who has genuine interest in movies and filmmaking. A true movie buff would not pass up the chance to be part of the creation of a feature length film from casting the film, choosing the director or simply playing a major decision-making role throughout the entire production process. This is a test whether a film can be done with most of the major production decisions made through an online social network.
Companies, whatever it is they're selling, are starting to change the way they communicate, make decisions, develop and market products because of the new tools that allow anyone to express themselves more easily and freely online. The first generation web saw technical barriers that limited group communication online to the computer geek subculture. Social networks have changed a lot since then. People are now interacting more with other people than with the computer or with information. Personal connections have been forged through words, pictures, video and audio that has been posted just for the heck of it. This has been largely responsible for the new life of the web.
The resulting onslaught of activity has managed to generate a lot of noise. Most observers are waiting to see how productive such activity is and how powerful it can be when guided towards a particular direction. Social networks are known to hatch trends and build immense waves of interest in specific products. They are able to deliver and grant targeted audiences to advertisers. Amateurs who labor tirelessly are able to edge out the veterans. They have the ability to amplify satisfaction in the same way they can about complaints. But most importantly social networks provide an authentic peer-to-peer channel of communication that is credible and acceptable to its users.
Social Networking sites have always captivated teenagers and young adults but would usually repel professionals. Networking sites aimed at the working crowd fail to make a big draw since most are not easy to use or useful enough to improve worker�s performance. All social networking sites face the common struggle of attracting users in a cluttered marketplace.
The whole set-up of social networking is a meta-network of sorts that helps determine how one can connect to another while establishing a strong base. Relationships are considered of very high value that members� identity remains shielded unless the members allows otherwise and provides an option to help or decline any offer. Social networking continues to gain a strong foothold and provides opportunities for building communities and making connections that go beyond commerce.
A movie social network promises to meet the requirements of any individual who has genuine interest in movies and filmmaking. A true movie buff would not pass up the chance to be part of the creation of a feature length film from casting the film, choosing the director or simply playing a major decision-making role throughout the entire production process. This is a test whether a film can be done with most of the major production decisions made through an online social network.
Companies, whatever it is they're selling, are starting to change the way they communicate, make decisions, develop and market products because of the new tools that allow anyone to express themselves more easily and freely online. The first generation web saw technical barriers that limited group communication online to the computer geek subculture. Social networks have changed a lot since then. People are now interacting more with other people than with the computer or with information. Personal connections have been forged through words, pictures, video and audio that has been posted just for the heck of it. This has been largely responsible for the new life of the web.
The resulting onslaught of activity has managed to generate a lot of noise. Most observers are waiting to see how productive such activity is and how powerful it can be when guided towards a particular direction. Social networks are known to hatch trends and build immense waves of interest in specific products. They are able to deliver and grant targeted audiences to advertisers. Amateurs who labor tirelessly are able to edge out the veterans. They have the ability to amplify satisfaction in the same way they can about complaints. But most importantly social networks provide an authentic peer-to-peer channel of communication that is credible and acceptable to its users.
posted by Simon at 5:04 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home