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Invitation to Panodyssey, the Social Network for the Arts
Publié le 31 janv. 2020
Mis à jour le 31 janv. 2020
Entrepreneuriat et start-up
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Entrepreneuriat et start-up
Publié le 31 janv. 2020
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Invitation to Panodyssey, the Social Network for the Arts
by Claudia Moscovici
The twenty-first century has seen an explosion of social networks. Each major network has anticipated and fulfilled a growing social need. Conceived in 2004 by Harvard undergraduate Mark Zuckerberg and his friends as a student networking site, Facebook quickly expanded from Harvard University to other Ivy Leagues and, by 2006, to the entire world. As of December 2019, Facebook has reached 2.5 billion members. Not even its founders could have initially predicted the enormous demand for people to keep in touch, via social media, with family, friends, acquaintances, as well as to post their daily endeavors. Facebook, however, is primarily a personal rather than professional
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