networks .
networks , the whole world changed, the school, everything.
networks , you're dead.
networks .
networks and microblogs.
networks I think as there is a danger of
networks by providing a social graph that allow for a greatly heightened ability to find one another and to coordinate, I think need, need to also start producing, or activists
networks ; to help them filter information, to help them curate information, to help them assess information.
networks .
networks , including the weather underground. What we get in Washington State alone, I think, approximately 4000 observations per hour, from all the networks .
networks now the money is sort of centered around the user all of a sudden has shifted from the owner of the
networks to me that's all I I want you know there's an contract on the organizational side that they'll be afforded those opportunities so it's
networks of different manufacturers.
networks themselves.
networks that then could be used for these other purposes so on that note Andrew I'm going to turn this control right over to you what do I click to
networks and and and talk radio and so forth and and in in the press standing in for this larger arch narrative about
Networks are not static objects with a fixed number of nodes that need to be connected- networks are growing objects.
networks that don't ordinarily communicate with one another suddenly striking up conversations.
networks and we see that occurring all over the world what we call mesh network technology on this these are communities that are trying to think about how they
These networks continue to operate in parallel to our own internet.
of networks have been.
social networks for us are like online street teams.
Educators Networks Safe Schools Program, are all making a difference so that kids can go to school in safe and accepting environments.
The networks are all fairly deterministic.
social networks , and Twitter, et cetera.
social networks : Facebook, Twitter.
social networks that you mention that can help us be aware than actually being aware of what I'm doing and the people I love are doing.
at networks like CNBC, FOX, and CNN.
these networks that are making demands on your attention?"
social networks , you can write something, you're done.
social networks that, that agree on common consumption goods to give up.
your networks , giving you opportunities to interact with more people than you could have than before with just your face to face contacts and maybe even the telephone.
Celebrity networks are influential because they are both the means by which celebrity status is perpetuated and they provide access points to important people who can elevate
specific networks of which celebrities are a part.
social networks and the things that they do that are different from what we do?
form networks to them solve problems on the fly. A lot of times their networks are permanent people, but in many cases when people have a simple need to answer a question, or a simple
their networks to post material, to update where they are and what's going on and post pictures and, and things like that.
infiltrate networks um as a result it's a huge problem that threatens to sabotage the work uh going on there at
social networks that they can broadcast stuff to you can suddenly find hundreds of people there to you know help you find your lost cell phone or or uh you
create networks like dare I say it Google and platforms to enable others to succeed on top of you at lower cost and
of networks that allow for really interesting experiences to happen and that are actually I again more like small towns that happen over cocktail
as networks to work across countries in regions for example there's one in Eastern Europe working on the issue of
Totalitarian networks are centralized, all the information flows to just one place where all the decisions are being made,
brain networks .
these networks are built collectively by these indigenous communities these networks are designed based on values even cosmologies and political
The size of the networks that you can form are inversely proportional to the cost of links.
And these networks predate economic activity and constrain economic activity.
Because what social networks embody is trust.
So the networks that you can form are relatively small.
And these small networks that are composed of kin have a limited pool of talent.