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Social Networking Sites versus Corporate Social Networking Portals

When we use Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites, we share following experiences: ·          We are usually invited to participate by people we know and trust. ·          There are specific things we want to do with the other people involved, such as share photos, stay up-to-date on a club's activities, or develop a personal reputation. ·          We get something back from participation: advice, practical information we need, a network to tap when times are rough, or the emotional pleasure of seeing others photos or hearing their news. ·          We have control over who sees our information. ·          The applications are intuitive — there's no training required. ·          The applications are well-tuned to support the specific task...