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After publishing Andrew of Rummble's super take on Google Latitude last week (Latitude: Google’s Trojan Horse (or, Why Who’s Nearby Is Not A Business)), I'm
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Excellent blog post on Latitude, mobile social networking and startups (from early 2009) http://bit.ly/c70PXo
@tylerbraun You're right in that LBS services have to add value beyond just "who's nearby" http://bit.ly/8MhVet Try @rummble ;-)
"Latitude will be mainstream within 2 years, currently it doesn't have context" I tend to agree, can't wait! http://tr.im/fx5l Thanks @Alfie
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Liked @andrewjscott on http://tinyurl.com/c84vsy ... location is already a commodity in context of Google Latitude=Social Networking trojan
Latitude: Google’s Trojan Horse (or, Why Who’s Nearby Is Not A Business) | Mobile Industry Review http://twurl.nl/mndze2
Interesting article about the mobile social space, how it is not a differentiator but rather a commodity: http://tinyurl.com/c84vsy
Commenting On: "Latitude: Google’s Trojan Horse (or, Why Who’s Nearby Is Not A Business)" Very interesting. ( http://tinyurl.com/c84vsy )