Geo-Social Networking
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Geo-social networking allows people to share their geographic locations through social networks. Popular geo-social networks like Foursquare let users check-in at locations and collect badges, while also linking to Twitter. These networks raise privacy concerns but provide benefits like knowing what friends are doing and finding recommendations. Geo-social networking growth has been massive and built-in GPS will expand it further, while networks like Facebook have also introduced location-sharing features. Questions remain around privacy and how personal information shared can be used.
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- 1. Geo-Social Networking Is This the Future?
- 2. What is it? Geo-Social Networking is networking dealing with geographic locations. These are social networks that require sharing a specific location in order to better communicate with others.
- 3. Just a few clicks… Others can know your whereabouts through various mobile and online resources. Questions: Where and what are my friends doing? Is this an invasion of my privacy?
- 4. Popular Geo-Social NetworksFoursquare Foursquare is largest used Can collect badges from consistent use Links to Twitter Simple and easily understood Has app called “Latitude”
- 5. Popular Geo-Social NetworksOthers Ovi-started by Finnish vendor, new to 2010 Twango/Share-media sharing sight with geo-social features
- 6. Popular Geo-Social NetworksOthers Yelp-allows users to write reviews, connects with Twitter Brightkite-download to phone to keep up with were your friends are
- 7. Geo-Social NetworksWhy so popular? Personal because of informative nature People know what you are doing and how you feel about it Can meet others who are geographically closer and who have similar interests
- 8. Whatis Geo-Social Network’s Future? Massive Growth-Foursquare started in San Francisco and then went World Wide within the year. Built in GPS will be added. More networks can be easily made.
- 9. What about Facebook? Largest Social Network “Facebook Places” 712% growth worldwide 712%
- 10. Benefits Can find out what others think about a certain restaurant or location Allows you to know were your friends are Increases knowledge of others people’s likes and habits
- 11. Privacy May be putting too much information on the internet Teachers and Parents able to see PleaseRobMe.com- sarcastic sight criticizing putting personal information online
- 12. Mobile Advertising Businesses send articles based on your specific location Increase business ability to target audience Find out what is near you easier
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Editor's Notes
- Location-based social networking over regular social networking
- THESIS: Geo-Social networking allows one to network according to their location and interests, but in doing this it may take away some personal privacy.
- May be bought by Apple or Microsoft soon
- Twango’s name recently changed to Share
- Used for business and advertising