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Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram – How Big Is Social Media Around The World? Via myriam, ABroaderView, donhornsby, juandoming, Terheck, Jimun Gimm, Francisco Lavrador Pires 
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Zurker - a new social network: http://www.zurker.net/i-271732-iaxgtugifc My first reaction - "do we need yet another social network?" After reading about the philosophy of Zurker, my answer was "yes" - because it is one that is owned by the network members and responsive to needs of the network members, rather than being a centralized, corporate, profit-oriented, juggernaut. Zurker is literally a member-owned application. You actually get shares in the company and so can profit from its growth. And Zurker is driven by democracy. It's new - and still developing. Instead of changes being introduced top-down (whether you wanted the change or not) Zurker seeks out your ideas and feedback, so that their development team can develop the social application most in tune with what users actually want. And it's free, of course. Check it out here:
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If you didn't get involved with Facebook on the ground floor - you now have that opportunity with this new social network - Zurker |
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Zurker - a new social network: http://www.zurker.net/i-271732-iaxgtugifc My first reaction - "do we need yet another social network?" After reading about the philosophy of Zurker, my answer was "yes" - because it is one that is owned by the network members and responsive to needs of the network members, rather than being a centralized, corporate, profit-oriented, juggernaut. Zurker is literally a member-owned application. You actually get shares in the company and so can profit from its growth. And Zurker is driven by democracy. It's new - and still developing. Instead of changes being introduced top-down (whether you wanted the change or not) Zurker seeks out your ideas and feedback, so that their development team can develop the social application most in tune with what users actually want. And it's free, of course. Check it out here: http://www.zurker.net/i-271732-iaxgtugifc Via Natalie Stewart
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August 7, 2013 7:44 PM
If you didn't get involved with Facebook on the ground floor - you now have that opportunity with this new social network - Zurker
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Easily organize your papers, read & annotate your PDFs, collaborate in private or open groups, and securely access your research from everywhere. Via Patty Ball, Ana Rodera
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