http://bit.ly/kybod

Moreover, returning to Facebook, it is clear that guys are on the social networks for girls, and girls are there for other girls. So if girls do leave the social network, then the air goes out.

from the above mentioned Harvard Study: On a typical online social network, most of the activity is focused around women – men follow content produced by women they do and do not know, and women follow content produced by women they knowi. Generally, men receive comparatively little attention from other men or from women. We wonder to what extent this pattern of results arises because men and women find the content produced by other men on Twitter more compelling than on a typical social network, and men find the content produced by women less compelling (because of a lack of photo sharing, detailed biographies, etc.).

What a fantastic recap! We were delighted to hear about all the mentions at the conference, and all the great takeaways that many of the attendees talked about. Sounds like a great event.

Cheers,
Amber Naslund
Director of Community, Radian6
@ambercadabra