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    1. friendster ® the most famous social network in Asia
    2. What is friendster ? ®
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    4. friendster ® • With more than 85 million members worldwide, friendster® is a leading global online social network. • friendster® is the most famous social network in Asia.
    5. Who uses friendster ? ®
    6. users ® • Users of friendster®are usually teenagers all around the world
    7. users Social Network Site Comparison ® 350,000 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 0 15-24 yrs 25-34 yrs 35-44 yrs 45-54 yrs :)Friendster Facebook MySpace
    8. The uses of friendster ®
    9. uses ® • Stay in touch with friends • Post Pictures of yourself and others • Find people you want to know • Create a relationship through friendster® • Post products (E-Business) • Blog
    10. uses ® • Stay in touch with friends
    11. uses ® • Post Pictures of yourself and others
    12. uses ® • Find people you want to know
    13. uses ® • Create a relationship through friendster®
    14. uses ® • Post products (E-Business)
    15. uses ® • Blog
    16. Features of friendster ®
    17. What are features ? ®
    18. features ® • something offered as a special attraction, e.g. a particular aspect of something. – Microsoft® Encarta® 2007. © 1993-2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
    19. features ® There are the various types of features in friendster®
    20. features ® • Invite friends
    21. features ® • In Friendster, you can explore people through: – Popular members – New members – Friends of Friends
    22. features ® • Edit featured friends
    23. features ® • Post bulletins
    24. features ® • Add applications
    25. features ® • Post Comments
    26. features ® • Upload photos
    27. features ® • People in friendster® can also explore photos by viewing the following: – Latest – Featured – Most grabbed – Most discussed
    28. features ® • Post shoutout
    29. features ® • Edit profile
    30. features ® • Customize looks
    31. features ® • Post music and videos
    32. features ® • Send messages
    33. features ® • Update blogs
    34. features ® • Create and join groups
    35. features ® • The “Who’s viewed me” feature
    36. features ® • Change privacy settings
    37. Norms in friendster ®
    38. What are norms ? ®
    39. norms ® • a standard pattern of behaviour that is considered normal in a society – Microsoft® Encarta® 2007. © 1993-2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
    40. norms ® • Individual crowds within the network set the norms on friendster® .
    41. norms ® • Searching people
    42. norms ® • Profiles
    43. norms ® • Collecting friends
    44. norms ® • Friend Request
    45. norms ® • Groups
    46. norms ® • Fans
    47. norms ® • Connecting to other people
    48. norms ® • Private Environment
    49. norms ® Friendster Norms Norms in reality Effects/Benefits/Implication Social Issues (The Building Blocks) Messaging Texting, Mail -communication and Sharing/Presence/Conversation interaction Searching People Finding -Search interesting people to Reputation interesting find out about them people Profiles Sharing personal -Get to view the look and feel Sharing/Reputations information of the perception of others -Sets the tone for performance and interpretation in associating with others Collecting Friends Meet and get -More friends, more social Groups/Reputation acquainted with involvement people Friend Requests Acceptance and -Able to make social Reputation rejection judgements about choosing whether to accept or not Groups Connect together, -Able to share, and collaborate Sharing/Groups/Conversation organizations
    50. norms ® Friendster Norms Norms in reality Effects/Benefits/Implication Social Issues (The Building Blocks) Fans Common -Able to share and fantasize Reputation/Groups/Conversations Interest, idols celebrities, idolizing Connecting to Can meet friends -Can go beyond close network Groups others other than own of friends friends Private Establishing rules -Implies that there is a certain Sharing/Reputation Environment and security amount of rules and purposes regulations Bulletins Bulletins -Gives a way for people to Sharing/Presence know what you have done these past few weeks/months. -Can comment on what you have done. Testimonials and Testimonials -People can show that they Sharing/Presence/Conversations Comments care -Can tell people about some things that they can’t tell personally
    51. norms ® Friendster Norms Norms in reality Effects/Benefits/Implication Social Issues (The Building Blocks) Smiley Smiles -Show people that you are Sharing/Presence/Conversations happy -A great design on the text -It somehow attract people to read the text Birthday Calendar Calendar -It people to remember other Sharing peoples birthday Collective Photos Photo albums -Shows people your picture Reputation/Sharing -Help to show your emotions Shout Out Notes -Tell everybody about Sharing/Presence anything
    52. And that’s friendster ®

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