Social Networking Around the World

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1. Outtanames999 says:

   2/27/2008 at 12:25

   This map is obvious to anyone who has an account on these services. More to the point for a business focus is knowing that some also skew heavily in Europe: Ecademy (UK) and Open Business Club aka xing.com (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, etc.). LeMonde evidently never heard of them.

   Too bad, because if you want to make serious business contacts on the European continent, you must join them. And your contacts will be fruitful and muliply easily if you do.
2. Scott Allen says:

   2/27/2008 at 14:28

   Absolutely. And I don’t know whether LeMonde deliberately excluded them, perhaps not considering them in the “social” networking category, or if they just went by total user counts and those don’t have as high numbers as the purely “social” sites.
3. louie vuitton says:

   7/10/2009 at 21:31

   personal development for smart people” (sounds like a tag line I could use) writes on Using Online Communities Effectively. This article reads like a micro-summary of “The Virtual Handshake”. For anyone who is an active user of online communities, it’’s worth reviewing this.

   Posted by David Teten
4. Travel Social Networking says:

   8/15/2009 at 09:18

   Very popular until now. Your meme here was already a year ago and still social networking is growing: :bottomless” improving, garnering an overflowing followers… until when? endless I may say so.
5. club penguine cheats says:

   9/1/2009 at 07:44

   I don't know whether LeMonde deliberately excluded them, perhaps not considering them in the “social” networking category, or if they just went by total user counts and those don't have as high numbers as the purely “social” sites.
6. Social bookmark says:

   9/9/2009 at 20:43

   Nice visualization. By the way, Myspace is the first social networking according to the map. However, as of now, I believe Facebook is the one.
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   9/22/2009 at 19:43

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8. gagner argent says:

   9/27/2009 at 13:16

   personal development for smart people” (sounds like a tag line I could use) writes on Using Online Communities Effectively. This article reads like a micro-summary of “The Virtual Handshake”. For anyone who is an active user of online communities, it’’s worth reviewing this.