The Conversation Prism: The Landscape for International Social Networking

As Web 2.0 and Social Media became globally pervasive, the landscape proved expansive, overwhelming, and bewildering. It required a social cartographer in order to visualize its grandeur. Thus, in August 2008, the original Conversation Prism was born with the help of Jesse Thomas of JESS3.

The Conversation Prism continues to rapidly evolve as social networks emerge, merge, and vanish. In fact, Jesse Thomas and I are already hard at work mapping version 3.0.

One thing that we cannot overlook is that the true language of engagement is indeed international.  Communities around the world have rallied to adapt the Conversation Prism  to the reflect the social networks that thrive within each country. So far, those countries include France, Japan, and China.

The latest localized Conversation to debut was published in Germany.

Germany

France


Introductory Post

Japan


Introductory Post One

Introductory Post Two

China

Introductory Post

Read more about the Conversation Prism, Conversation Index, and also purchase the poster, here.

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  • Wow Brian! Incredible information! Mahalo (thank you) so much for sharing all of your valuable content with all of us! Beautiful.
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    Kellie
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