| | Publisher: For Dummies | Publication: 2009, English | ISBN: 9780470453179 | Pages: 360 |
Online social networks are part of modern life. Long gone are the days when MySpace, Facebook, and LinkedIn were a remote notion. Being a member of a social network has become an incredible way to connect (and reconnect) with other people who share your interests.
Until Ning was created, social networks offered members a space on the Internet that either looked all the same on every page (as in the case of Facebook or LinkedIn) or lent itself to a bit of a chaotic visual experience (as in the case of MySpace). Ning acknowledged the gap in between and started giving people the power and the platform to easily create, manage, and even make money running a social network dealing with any subject they want to share.
From school groups to scientists, from music fans to health patients . . . there can be a network on Ning for anything. You can either become a member of one or many social networks on Ning or start your own. | |
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