2010年6月20日星期日

Facebook Doesn’t Have Privacy Problems. It Has Positioning Risks.

The recent brouhaha around Facebook’s privacy policies–the complications, the simplifications, the push, and the push-back–is a side-story. The real issue is positioning. And the real cost will be felt if and when a meaningful percentage of Facebook’s users come to see it as a place to share and consume media rather than as a place to communicate with family and friends.

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