Microblogging has become an important part of the social web evolution and is being utilized in many aspects such as advertising, political campaigns, and popular uprisings. Due to its heavy centralization, many have proposed decentralized alternatives based on a variety of models. This paper suggests a fully distributed approach built on top of existing peer-to-peer technologies. We demonstrate that, by exploiting the services of current peer-to-peer middleware along with the properties of the social graph, it is possible to create a simple, yet practical microblogging service that is impervious to many of the shortcomings of their centralized counterparts. The approach has been implemented as a software prototype that is readily available...
Through web sites such as Twitter, micro-blogging has shown a remarkable growth, demonstrating the h...
Syndication of micronews, frequently-updated content on the Web, is currently accomplished with RSS ...
The current approach to build social networking systems is to create huge centralized systems owned ...
Online microblogging services, as exemplified by Twitter, have become immensely popular during the l...
While microblogging has quickly gained a lot of interest in the Web 2.0 community, it still has not ...
Abstract. The success of information supply strongly depends on successful user adoption. This espec...
Part 2: Social NetworksInternational audienceToday’s microblogging services such as Twitter have lon...
Increasingly, one of the most prominent ways to disseminate information on the Web is through “notif...
Social communication is one kind of efficient tools for knowledge sharing since it exchanges thought...
This paper studies a new potential social communication phenomenon: social micro-blogging without th...
Microblogging is currently one of the most discussed topics on the World Wide Web. The success of se...
Micro-blogging, or the posting of weblogs entries that have a small number of characters (160 charac...
This working paper presents a formal comparison of microblogging and the traditional blogging stack ...
Syndication of micronews, frequently-updated content on the Web, is currently accomplished with RSS ...
Current approaches to build social networking systems are based on a centralized architecture becaus...
Through web sites such as Twitter, micro-blogging has shown a remarkable growth, demonstrating the h...
Syndication of micronews, frequently-updated content on the Web, is currently accomplished with RSS ...
The current approach to build social networking systems is to create huge centralized systems owned ...
Online microblogging services, as exemplified by Twitter, have become immensely popular during the l...
While microblogging has quickly gained a lot of interest in the Web 2.0 community, it still has not ...
Abstract. The success of information supply strongly depends on successful user adoption. This espec...
Part 2: Social NetworksInternational audienceToday’s microblogging services such as Twitter have lon...
Increasingly, one of the most prominent ways to disseminate information on the Web is through “notif...
Social communication is one kind of efficient tools for knowledge sharing since it exchanges thought...
This paper studies a new potential social communication phenomenon: social micro-blogging without th...
Microblogging is currently one of the most discussed topics on the World Wide Web. The success of se...
Micro-blogging, or the posting of weblogs entries that have a small number of characters (160 charac...
This working paper presents a formal comparison of microblogging and the traditional blogging stack ...
Syndication of micronews, frequently-updated content on the Web, is currently accomplished with RSS ...
Current approaches to build social networking systems are based on a centralized architecture becaus...
Through web sites such as Twitter, micro-blogging has shown a remarkable growth, demonstrating the h...
Syndication of micronews, frequently-updated content on the Web, is currently accomplished with RSS ...
The current approach to build social networking systems is to create huge centralized systems owned ...