From MySpace to Facebook to Flickr to LinkedIn, here’s looking at you
Rapleaf, a company that provides people-focused search services to corporate clients, spends a lot of time mining social networking data. It has just released a survey studying the social networking habits of the 49.3 million people it has information about, divided by age. Sample sites… Continue Reading
Women like to socialize but men are all business on social networks
Okay, the title may be a slight exaggeration, but the data from a new study by the social contact search site Rapleaf is nonetheless interesting.
In what they claim is the largest social network study ever done, Rapleaf looked at the social connections of both men… Continue Reading
Valley networker Auren Hoffman’s reputation on the line
Auren Hoffman is one of the Silicon Valley’s most connected people. For a while, he made his living with his Rolodex, hooking people up through his firm Stonebrick.
Last year, he started a company called RapLeaf, designed to keep track of your reputation for reliability as… Continue Reading