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I recently wrote a guest blog yesterday at InsideFacebook.com, and wanted to republish it here as well. Data portability: What’s the value of your social network data? This blog post will be focused on the business-perspective of how a company operating one of these social networks might think about their data, particularly in regards to advertising monetization. There’s been a lot of discussion on the data portability issue in one form or the other. The consumer perspective on the data po

I recently wrote a guest blog yesterday at InsideFacebook.com, and wanted to republish it here as well. Data portability: What’s the value of your social network data? This blog post will be focused on the business-perspective of how a company operating one of these social networks might think about their data, particularly in regards to advertising monetization. There’s been a lot of discussion on the data portability issue in one form or the other. The consumer perspective on the data po

This is a guest article by Andrew Chen – see more at Futuristic Play by Andrew Chen. Data portability: What

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In my previous post I asked everyone if they made money blogging, and not surprisingly, majority of commenters replied in the negative. The reason why many, or should I say most, people don