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Companies warned not to rush into social networking
December 15, 2007 Social networking could turn out to be a costly "white elephant" for businesses that hurry to invest in the technology, Gartner says.Open standards for social networking
July 5, 2007 Despite some road bumps, veteran software developer Marc Canter says there's a way to finally open up social networking so that it makes sense.Turning social network traffic into dollars
October 18, 2006 New technologies are on the way to help social networks appeal to discerning advertisers and, potentially, earn more money.Analyst: Social networking faces uncertain future
October 19, 2007 Report by U.K.-based Datamonitor compares popularity of social-networking sites to the dot-com boom, and warns that long-term growth is by no means assured.Study: Majority of teens stay private online
January 8, 2007 More than half of teens who use sites like MySpace and Facebook say their personal information isn't visible to all Net users.Ning brings social networking to the masses
November 9, 2006 Co-founders take the stage at Web 2.0 Summit to show off new service that lets people build socializing sites.Social networking helps drive server sales
October 5, 2007 Even though virtualization can make efficient use of servers, social-networking Web sites demand a lot of storage space.Social networks poised to shape Net's future
June 13, 2006 Social networks, mobile video and "Googlism" are expected to keep transforming the Net in years ahead, analysts predict.Year in review: Social networking gets its geek on
December 27, 2007 The Web phenomenon began a new phase with the debut of developer platforms like Facebook's that gave sites both tech cred and popular appeal.RIM: BlackBerry's future lies in social networking
February 14, 2008 Research In Motion Co-chief executive Jim Balsillie says an enterprise social-networking revolution is on the way.How to hinder, not help, social networks
December 4, 2007 iMega chairman Joe Brennan says digital innovators face increased risks because of politically motivated short-term fixes by state governments.Social networks--future portal or fad?
June 14, 2006 Investors and execs can't decide if MySpace and Facebook are next-generation portals or flash-in-the-pan communities.Year in review: Social networking catches fire
December 25, 2006 Sparking parental fears and legal issues, sites like MySpace and Facebook experience growing pains amid surging popularity.Can social networking co-exist with the workplace?
December 19, 2007 Corporate moves to completely block social-networking sites will only backfire, Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says.A social site where Webcams rule
February 23, 2007 Stickam wants to blend video, chat and celebrity content into an online empire. Getting Prince to play would help.Image: Stickam-ing it to 'emYear in review: Social networks grapple with money question
December 16, 2008 Sites like MySpace, Digg, and Facebook proved their might in this fall's election, but when that party ended, it was back to figuring out how to make a buck or two.At Rapleaf, your personals are public
August 31, 2007 The start-up aggregates social-networking profiles and, through TrustFuse, opens the possibility of selling that data to marketers.Here come the 'Family 2.0' sites
June 2, 2006 A new generation of sites for parents and older people take their cues from well-known social networking sites.Social networking for all?
September 6, 2006 Technology activist Paul Lamb says concept should embrace a much larger group than teens and twentysomethings.Perspective: Social networking for all?
September 6, 2006 Technology activist Paul Lamb says concept should embrace a much larger group than teens and twentysomethings. Sponsored matches for "social networking"
