tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7245271384658270901.post5964458016426948833..comments2010-08-02T03:29:57.729-04:00Abbyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15979173179373345874noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7245271384658270901.post-17164631441279143912010-08-02T03:29:57.729-04:002010-08-02T03:29:57.729-04:00Hey Abby :)<br />I&#39;m Nate (shakes hand)<br /><br />Happily found your blog a minute ago through TNGG while doing a random bit of research on the PR industry.<br /><br />Quick response: my experience was virtually identical to yours in terms of transitioning across networks over the years. I think you just described what almost everyone our age went through online... <br /><br />Now the &#39;facebook app&#39; thing kinda brought back a bit of that &#39;annoyance factor&#39; that was the hallmark of the myspace world... and I can&#39;t count the number of group invites I get each week on FB...<br /><br />As I reflect on the path of the industry I&#39;m excited about where things are going... I&#39;m still getting used to the whole Twitter thing, but of all the social tools we&#39;ve seen, I thinks its the most unique in terms of challenging the notion of what social can mean globally and politically.<br /><br />So from here... Where do you think everything is going?Nathanael J. Gerberhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15998942710273563207noreply@blogger.com