] "Welcome blah blah blah relationship capital blah blah
] blah social contracts blah blah blah media businesses
] blah blah blah identify the rabid fans of the iPod blah
] blah blah utility media blah blah blah this is the future
] of the Web blah blah blah RSS blah blah blah spam blah
] blah blah killer app blah blah blah business model blah
] blah blah advertising model blah blah blah Is this a
] product or a feature? blah blah blah A feature doesn't
] make a business blah blah blah leveraging relationships
] blah blah blah decentralized system blah blah blah
] privacy concerns blah blah blah profiling people blah
] blah blah.
]
] "Social networking is blogging dumbed down for the masses
] blah blah blah tribecaster blah blah blah widget blah
] blah blah What is the connection between social networks
] and blogs? blah blah blah the most efficient media
] platform ever blah blah blah read-write, not read-only
] blah blah blah All software is about people blah blah
] blah put this stuff in context blah blah blah monetizing
] relationships blah blah blah a new dimension to the Web
] blah blah blah I met my wife on Match.com blah blah blah.
]
] "Network diversity is good blah blah blah reputation
] management blah blah blah open standards and open
] platforms win always blah blah blah it's group voice blah
] blah blah social context blah blah blah The entire Web is
] a social network blah blah blah Join me in thanking
] tonight's moderators blah blah blah Goodnight."

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