communal Networking Is Officially Mainstream

I have to admit that when I heard they were manufacture a movie about Facebook I was a bit surprised, but by the time opportunity day came around, I was not surprised it was the top grossing film at million. And I was please to hear that the reviews are good - so I have a good excuse to go and see it.

Just a couple years ago, could you have authentically guessed that you would authentically be intrigued by the idea of looking a movie about Facebook? Today, we understands it is profoundly influencing approximately every person's life. Half of the American habitancy is on Facebook. The company is valued at billion dollars. It's Founder is only 26 years old. It's not hard to build an involving story for a movie. But still, a blockbuster film? No one could have ever forseen it. Even Google did not get it's own feature film. Then again, Facebook has already overcome Google as the number one site. What amazes me is how unpredictable these trends are. Even today, while we start thinking ok - the Internet is fairly well defined. We've got these established leaders and no one is set to overtake them anytime soon - Google, Facebook, Twitter. But wouldn't we have said that a few years ago about Aol, MySpace and Microsoft?

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Whatever the case, the issue and success of a film like "The public Network" makes these types of bemusings officially mainstream. The Internet is as much a part of the midpoint American's life as Television. Now, we just need to learn how to ensure it is a balanced part of the rest of our life and we do not turn into Internet Addicts!

communal Networking Is Officially Mainstream