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Thursday, September 01, 2005 Centrality : The Relationship Capital Journal Thanks (as ever) to Bruce Hoppe for pointing me to Centrality, a group blog with both social network analysis and social software luminaries posting on a regular basis. The former group is led by Stan Wasserman, and the latter by Stowe Boyd. The site is supported by Visible Path, and contains both industry news (about social networking sites, services, and the like), but also some fine distinctions in social networking language.
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OK, that's a good point,...but, when I'm describing SNA to someone who has never heard of the subject, and I'm getting a lot of blank looks, all I have to do is say "...like Kevin Bacon and six degrees of separation; how people in an organization are connected and communicate with one another" Bingo! they get it. So, you may all be swimming up stream on this.
Great work!
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