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Navigating Social Networks with Feeds: A Paradigm Shift

Explore the power of archiving and browsing social gestures from industry experts like Sean Ammirati, Chris Messina, Adam Nash, Kevin Chou, David Recordon, and Dave Morin, discussing the popularity, drawbacks, privacy concerns, and future of feed-based navigation.

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Navigating Social Networks with Feeds: A Paradigm Shift

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  1. Social Networks & the NEED for FEEDS • Sean Ammirati (mSpoke / RWW) • Chris Messina (Vidoop) • Adam Nash (LinkedIn) • Kevin Chou (Watercooler Inc.) • David Recordon (Six Apart) • Dave Morin (Facebook)

  2. Introduction • “Being able to quickly parse through what your friends are up to, in line, and in reverse chronological order is the cleanest and simplest way to navigate a social net.” • Fred Wilson, Dec. 07 Powerful Paradigm: 1) Archiving / Displaying your social gestures 2) Browsing / Navigating your friends social gestures

  3. Agenda • 1) Why is this paradigm so popular? • 2) What are the disadvantages? • 3) What should be public / private? • 4) What is next? • 5) Your Questions …

  4. Sean Ammirati

  5. Chris Messina

  6. Adam Nash

  7. Kevin Chou

  8. David Recordon

  9. Dave Morin

  10. Social Networks & the NEED for FEEDS • Sean Ammirati (mSpoke / RWW) • Chris Messina (Vidoop) • Adam Nash (LinkedIn) • Kevin Chou (Watercooler Inc.) • David Recordon (Six Apart) • Dave Morin (Facebook)

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