KungPowThinking

One of the funniest blogs around (StuffWhitePeopleLike.com) actually raises a very interesting question about how folks move between online social networks and how that compares to how they move within their real world

Someone really really really needs to do some modeling that compares social network to real-world real estate markets. Take existing real estate models that show trends like suburbanization , “white flight”, immigration, and gentrification with data showing real estate price valuations and compare them to what happens on the interwebs. It might be an interesting way to predict who will be the next big social network or even a way to figure out what each network is really worth. I can see some potential trends already.