2008 03 01 Blogtalk Structured Portable Social Networks

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The case for Structured Portable Social Networks, from a user perspective. Video of talk: http://www.viddler.com/explore/steph/videos/35 Talk given at WebCampSNP in Cork, Ireland (02.03.2008, BlogTalk). See: http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/08/16/we-need-structured-portable-social-networks-spsn/

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Structured Portable Social Networks the case for SPSNs from a user perspective Stephanie Booth SNP WebCamp, Cork (Ireland) 02.03.2008 CC-by-nc-sa http://climbtothestars.org [email_address]

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