MySpace for Millionaires
"A new crop of online social-networking sites has taken aim at the rich, seeking to create exclusive Web communities of like-moneyed friends. The sites -- essentially MySpace for millionaires -- promise safe havens for the affluent where they can flirt, swap advice, plan parties and find new pals without mixing with hoi polloi..."
Read the full 11.30.07 Wall Street Journal article by Robert Frank.
Labels: social networking, web 2.0
posted by Katie Drossos @ 9:01 PM
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Exclusive social networks for millionaires offer a private space for affluent individuals to connect, crossy road share experiences, and build relationships.
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Interesting concept! While I appreciate the desire for curated communities, I hope these "MySpace for millionaires" sites prioritize genuine connection over flaunting wealth. I imagine Granny would say, "Money can't buy you happiness, dearies, just fancier problems!" Hopefully, these platforms encourage real conversations, not just conspicuous consumption.
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