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earth2tech offers brief reviews of 10 green social networks. The post provides quick overviews of each. There are several more, including SustainLane and Gaia to name a couple. I’m sure another one just started as we were writing this. But it’s a great overview with some excellent observations.
As part of the Max Gladwell experiment, we will engage and participate in these communities and social networks, both in the green space and the broader social web. Our experiences will be relayed through this blog. We sincerely wish to build a community around these issues as we document how social media is fueling the green (and BLUE) movements. As new applications like Twitter and Ustream.tv become available, it’s not enough for one to observe and report. The social web calls for participation and integration to be fully understood and then utilized for specific objectives.
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1 admin // Apr 11, 2008 at 8:01 pm
Great stuff
2 The Changing Face of Social Networking | Max Gladwell // Apr 12, 2008 at 12:30 pm
[…] terms of the green social networks, Gaia was the only one referenced in the summary with 2% of respondents saying that they use it, […]
3 Dan Gill // Apr 13, 2008 at 10:26 pm
I saw that you joined Huddler’s Green Home this evening - thanks for including us in your analysis. I’m a co-founder at Huddler, so let me know if you’d like to talk about our ever-evolving vision. I’ll look forward to your feedback. Take it easy,
dan
4 EcoFlip is Craig's List for Green Living | Max Gladwell // Aug 11, 2008 at 11:56 pm
[…] seen various takes on the MySpace of green and the Digg of green. The business models of social media invariably lend themselves to niche […]
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