Understanding the social networking site that is a social structure composed of nodes (individuals or organizations) that "tied" or united by a site. Generally, the site serves as friendships in cyberspace. But many more things we can do here (social networking site).
Various kinds of social networking sites are:
Various kinds of social networking sites are:
1. MySpace
MySpace is a popular social networking site that offers a network of friends, personal profiles, blogs, groups, photos, music and videos for teenagers and adults around the world. The headquarters site is located in Beverly Hills, California, United States. But in 2005, News Corp. bought MySpace a price of 580 million U.S. dollars changed hands and became the official MySpace owned by News Corporation.
2. Friendster
Friendster, the idea of naming derived from the name of Napster, is a social networking website where a user will create a virtual identity and then fill in the data itself to then get an account on Friendster. In Friendster, we also can see the friends of our friends and friends of friends of our friends, than to see our own friends.
Friendster began in 2002 by Jonathan Abrams and now have passed the beta test. Since early 2005, Friendster has also started a blog feature. The language also has multi-language. And now there are versions for its mobile. http://www.friendster.com
Friendster began in 2002 by Jonathan Abrams and now have passed the beta test. Since early 2005, Friendster has also started a blog feature. The language also has multi-language. And now there are versions for its mobile. http://www.friendster.com
3. Hi5
Hi5 is one of the social networking site. This site in 2008 including one of 20 social networking sites most often visited by internet users around the world (most people who visit Hi5 Alexa toolbar installed in their browser. Hi5 founder Ramu Yalamanchi itself that in 2003, who also serves as the CEO. In January 2009, Hi5 claims to have more than 60 million members or active members.
4. Facebook
Facebook is a social networking website launched on February 4, 2004 and was founded by Mark Zuckerberg, a Harvard graduate and former Ardsley High School student. Its membership was initially restricted to students of Harvard College. In the next two months, its membership expanded to other schools in the Boston area (Boston College, Boston University, MIT, Tufts), Rochester, Stanford, NYU, Northwestern, and all schools are included in the Ivy League. Many other universities are then added in succession within one year after its release. Finally, people who have e-mail address of a university (such as. Edu,. Ac.uk, etc.) from all over the world can also join this site.
Furthermore, the network also developed for top-level schools and some large corporations. Since 11 September 2006, the person with the e-mail address can register anything on Facebook. Users can choose to join one or more networks are available, such as on top-level schools, workplaces, or geographic region.
Until July 2007, this site has the largest number of registered users among the sites that focus on schools with more than 34 million active members from around the world had. From September 2006 until September 2007, its ranking rose from 60th position to the position of the 7th most visited sites, and is the number one site for photos in the United States, ahead of public sites such as Flickr, with 8.5 million photos loaded every the day.
Furthermore, the network also developed for top-level schools and some large corporations. Since 11 September 2006, the person with the e-mail address can register anything on Facebook. Users can choose to join one or more networks are available, such as on top-level schools, workplaces, or geographic region.
Until July 2007, this site has the largest number of registered users among the sites that focus on schools with more than 34 million active members from around the world had. From September 2006 until September 2007, its ranking rose from 60th position to the position of the 7th most visited sites, and is the number one site for photos in the United States, ahead of public sites such as Flickr, with 8.5 million photos loaded every the day.
5. Twitter
Twitter is a social networking website and micro-blogging service that provides facilities for users to send a "renewal" of writing text with a maximum length of 140 characters via SMS, instant messaging, electronic mail, or applications like Twitterrific and Twitbin. Twitter was founded in March 2006 by the company Obvious Corp. stub.
The success of Twitter makes a lot of other sites emulate the concept, sometimes offering a country-specific local or merge with other services. One source even mentioned that there are at least 111 web sites that have a service similar to Twitter.
The success of Twitter makes a lot of other sites emulate the concept, sometimes offering a country-specific local or merge with other services. One source even mentioned that there are at least 111 web sites that have a service similar to Twitter.
6. Linked In
LinkedIn is a social networking web sites business oriented, mainly used for professional networking. Until September 2007 this site has more than 14 million registered users, covering 150 industries and more than 400 economic areas are classified according to merit.
LinkedIn CEO today is Dan Nye and his office is located in Mountain View, California. The company is funded by Greylock, Sequoia Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners and European Founders Fund. LinkedIn started to make a profit (positive cash flow) since March 2006
LinkedIn CEO today is Dan Nye and his office is located in Mountain View, California. The company is funded by Greylock, Sequoia Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners and European Founders Fund. LinkedIn started to make a profit (positive cash flow) since March 2006
7. FUPEI
If you see a title you would be fooled because you must have guessed this site smells of Japan or China. Apparently you are wrong, this site made the original Indonesian children. FUPEI is short for Uniting Program Especially Indonesian Friends is a social networking site that was founded in May 2004 to provide space for activities for its users in an interactive friendship. Starting from the booming social networking sites like Friendster in 2004, who also participated FUPEI provide a space for Internet users in Indonesia is a form of user-generated-content that includes photos, music, videos, and others. Users are then known as fupeis.
8. Bebo
Bebo is a popular social networking site created in January 2005. It is widely used in several countries including Ireland, Canada, the United States, Britain, New Zealand and Australia. Polish language version has been released that use a different user database. There is planning to release a version of the French language support, German etc.. Created by husband and wife Michael and Xochi Birch, Bebo launched officially in July 2005.
Then AOL (America OnLine) buy it on March 13, 2008 approximately 850 million dollars.
"Bebo" is short for "Blog early, blog Often".
Then AOL (America OnLine) buy it on March 13, 2008 approximately 850 million dollars.
"Bebo" is short for "Blog early, blog Often".
9. Orkut
This social networking site launched on January 22, 2004 by Google Inc.. This site is from Google's own employees, so it is not the result of the acquisition of any party. Named after Orkut, because that name as a form of Google's dedication to the creator named Orkut Büyükkökten. Orkut is so popular in Indonesia. As I quote from Wikipedia, Orkut users most of the land of Samba (Brazil) with a percentage of 51.09% followed by India 20:02% (data released in December 2009).
Orkut also supports multiple languages (multilingual) like social networking in general. Orkut has a number of users as much as 200 million people worldwide.
Orkut also supports multiple languages (multilingual) like social networking in general. Orkut has a number of users as much as 200 million people worldwide.
10. Yahoo! Meme
Already knew was the one who made this networking site. Yep Yahoo!, Yahoo! released bullae released on August 2009. Yahoo! Meme or often called Yahoo! Meme, meme name itself has no special meaning. However, the term "meme" on the web known as something that spreads quickly and everyone's attention.
This term is taken from a book called "The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins, published in 1976. The word "meme" by Richard Dawkins refers to a small piece of culture or behavior that later duplicate a lot among the people, similar to what happened in the gene in biology. So the hope of Yahoo! gave the name "Meme" none other than Yahoo! Meme spread so rapidly, such as gene duplication in biology.
Yahoo! Meme almost like Twitter. Why are similar? Yahoo! Meme has a resemblance to features like the Twitter @ replies (replies) and direct messages. Meme also has other similarities which adopts a follower like Twitter and also Repost (which is known to Retweet in Twitter).
This term is taken from a book called "The Selfish Gene" by Richard Dawkins, published in 1976. The word "meme" by Richard Dawkins refers to a small piece of culture or behavior that later duplicate a lot among the people, similar to what happened in the gene in biology. So the hope of Yahoo! gave the name "Meme" none other than Yahoo! Meme spread so rapidly, such as gene duplication in biology.
Yahoo! Meme almost like Twitter. Why are similar? Yahoo! Meme has a resemblance to features like the Twitter @ replies (replies) and direct messages. Meme also has other similarities which adopts a follower like Twitter and also Repost (which is known to Retweet in Twitter).
11. Koprol
It turned out that Yahoo! has two social networking sites that Meme and another somersault. Unlike Meme, for some reason I was quite proud of the somersault? What article? As it turns somersault is one of the social network made in Indonesia. Logo is unique because if you check in (log-in) with a cell phone, your phone can function as a GPS without a GPS application on the mobile phone. After you log in you can see other users who were there at the same location (same city).
As I quote from Wikipedia, the working system is a combination of system Koprol Lifestream Twitter, Plurk commenting system, and system location such as Brightkite. Excellence is what makes Yahoo! interested in acquiring Koprol on May 25, 2010 with a value that is not mentioned.
As I quote from Wikipedia, the working system is a combination of system Koprol Lifestream Twitter, Plurk commenting system, and system location such as Brightkite. Excellence is what makes Yahoo! interested in acquiring Koprol on May 25, 2010 with a value that is not mentioned.
12. Tumblr
Tumblr, strange right? . One micro-blogs or social networks that you can try. Tumblr was made by David Karp in 2007 and until now it has a user roughly 3 million people. Based on David Karp posting on Tumblr Staff blog on March 15, 2010, an average of 2 million posts created and 15,000 new users every day.
13. Plurk
Plurk, must have heard a lot of social networking and use this one. Plurk released on May 12, 2008. Plurk itself is very popular in Taiwan, the Philippines and Indonesia. Plurk itself is an acronym for Peace, Love, Unity, Respect and Karma. Plurk has unique characteristics compared with other social networks, which will give rewards to plurk plurker (the name for the user plurk) is known as karma. Karma will be given based on the number of plurk response in the post man, active in the friendship and the recruitment of new members.
