9/28/2005

Virtual Handshake NZ Yahoo Group

My long-time Ryze friend John Stephen Veitch recently launched Virtual Handshake NZ, a Yahoo Group "to encourage New Zealand residents to join online networks, like Yahoo Groups, but also social network groups like Ryze, Ecademy, OpenBC, Soflow, LinkedIn, Academici and ZeroDegrees." It's open to non-kiwis, too.

John is kicking off the discussion with a chapter-by-chapter commentary on our book, The Virtual Handshake, and the quality of discussion is excellent. If you're interested in sharing ideas and learning more about online social networks, this is definitely one to add to your list.

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  • Yahoo Groups, but also social network groups like Ryze, Ecademy, OpenBC, Soflow, LinkedIn, Academici and ZeroDegrees.” It’’s open to non-kiwis, too.

    John is kicking off the discussion with a chapter-by-chapter commentary on our book, The Virtual Handshake, and the quality of discussion is excellent. If you”re interested in sharing ideas and learning more about online social networks, this is definitely one to add to your list.



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