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« Identifying Criminals - Beyond kinship analyisis | Main | Call for Participation: Creating the first Global Social Networks Researcher Google-Maps Mash-up »
19 December 2006
X-mas and Social Networking
It is end of the year and X-mas, which means people are spreading out to spend the holidays with their families. We thought it would be nice to stay in touch during this period and therefore created a new platform to connect with each other.
On the relatively new site socialight.com, we created a channel where we are trying to map all the researchers that are interested in social networks. We already mapped some of our PNG members and would invite everybody who is working on or with social network analysis to join.
Let's start to connect!
Posted by Thomas Langenberg at December 19, 2006 8:09 AM
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