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Re: Facebook Acquires Web OS Startup Parakey

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Re: Facebook Acquires Web OS Startup Parakey

dailyfriends — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 09:41:52 -0000

Hi,
There is awesome difference between real and virtual social relation. Never forget that a virtual contact session is, at first glance, just you in front of a screen and a keyboard.

There is also http://www.dailyfriends.com (UK version http://en.dailyfriends.com ) can help people to socialize in big city.

Re: Facebook Acquires Web OS Startup Parakey

Wayne Smallman — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 03:46:27 -0000

No disrespect to Sid, but the comments are more interesting than the story...

Re: Facebook Acquires Web OS Startup Parakey

Pierre — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 04:44:33 -0000

This open platfomr project is very interesting. Josh has a point in asking : why can't people be more social with their neighbors ?

Well, in fact, Web 2.0 can be an enhancer of local social relations with neighbours. In Paris, web sites like www.peuplade.fr and www.onvasortir.com are helping hundreds of people from that metropolitan area to meet at cafÃ©s, concerts, picnics, etc.

I am sure the same exists in other big cities around the world. So let's not oppose virtual social networks to real social relations. The former can be a tool for the latter...

Re: Facebook Acquires Web OS Startup Parakey

Josh Miller — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 08:50:47 -0000

Facebook seems to be making lots of headlines these days. A newsletter released this morning on sitepoint.com goes very in-depth and makes as good point about the future of web 2.0 social projects. Namely, the open platform and what that means to developers.

A very interesting read... both this article and the link I'm about to paste. It leaves me wondering, why can't people be this social with their neighbors?

http://www.sitepoint.com/ne...