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October 14, 2007

The graying of Facebook

Fbk_copy While Facebook was set up initially just for college students, the user base is definitely getting older as reported by the New York Times.  I have expressed my views in the past why social networking websites set up just for 40+ users  may be facing an uphill battle.  Sure Facebook may be a little intimidating initially but once you spend some time on it, it really does have a wealth of features you aren't going to find anywhere else in social networking.  Take a look at the article in the New York Times about older users including a 73 year old. Link

There's also a blog post worth reading about older Facebook users at Scobleizer.  Link_2

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