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App.net: Would you pay to be social online?

Posted on August 17, 2012 By benign0 3 Comments on App.net: Would you pay to be social online?
App.net: Would you pay to be social online?

Tech entrepeneur Dalton Caldwell is betting that after free social networking services like Friendster, MySpace, then Facebook and Twitter had succeeded in turning social media into something as essential to the 21st Century human being as air, people will now be willing to pay for it. Nothing shocking about the concept. Think bottled water. So…

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