Cameron Marlow at Social Graph Foo Camp, February 2008
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Argues that combining communication traces creates a near-complete map of people’s important ties, claiming an amalgam of every phone call and every IM message and every Facebook connection captures what matters; describes building BlogDecks to rank content by social relevance rather than keywords and reports it improves signal for understanding conversation drivers; says answering big sociological questions requires corporate-scale data so research happens inside companies like Yahoo and Facebook rather than only in academia.
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