Thanks for the comment. As you’ve mentioned, creating a healthy community requires more than simply facilitating the flow of information. Interactive tools and applications that enable innovative communication and collaboration between users on social networks such as Facebook or business networks such as TalkBizNow, LinkedIn, Biznik, etc. are only useful if they encourage users to engage and cooperate as part of a long-term, cohesive community. Simply patching together “super networkers” and using other such mechanisms will not be enough to establish this cohesion. Regardless, I look forward to watching how these different networks grow and develop. Best of luck with Biznik!

Juhi

This post is a great example of the power of social media to hold organizations accountable for what they say. Thanks for taking the time to pick up this conversation and clarify it with the Alexa graphic.

Cell phones that could create and therefore cancel not white noise, but YOUR voice so that no one but the person on the other end of the phone could hear what you were saying. This would be especially useful for subways and other crowded areas.

Just about everything that the Weasley Twins thought of in Harry Potter.