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by Malcolm Kass on Apr 23, 2008 - 02:43 PM read 111 times
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I agree that Facebook isn’t dead, but it is changing. More mature, more professional. My opinion, I think that facebook users will simply expect facebook to be more of a marketplace. Granted, as psychological reactance sets it, facebook effectiveness as an advertising channel will be minimalized, but will continue to be successful in other ways.


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    "facebook effectiveness as an advertising channel will be minimalized" - perhaps, perhaps not. change in the member profile may just mean changes in the advertisers - if the profile trends older, for example, it may actually open Facebook up to new / different advertisers . . . or it may convince Facebook to create a new brand that appeals to its original younger audience, separating the two  . . . hard to predict what might happen, IMO


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