Idea Lawyer Blog

Note: Before continuing with a series of interviews included in the original "Great American Idea Book" here is an excerpt from the authors, Bob Coleman & Deborah Neville, addressing the writers' point of view.
We've written this from our hearts as much as our heads: We believe that creativity, like freedom, lies at the core of the American experience and the American character. We also believe in free enterprise and the Constitutionally guaranteed right of people to profit from their creative endeavors.

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Social networking is not just for kids. Cybersocial -ism (my word - use with attribution please) is growing into a solidly middle age activity. According to comScore, MySpace is 41% aged 35-54! So where is the basis for the "sell" that MySpace is so very edgy, hip, slick and cool? What of Friendster, Facebook, and Xanga? Will they also drift from their respective initial targets of college and young teens. And is this merging of social tectonic plates a good thing? Wherever the networking equivalent of the Galaphagos floats away from the uni-continental mass of cybersocializing, the question is" who will seek refuge? Those with or without their night license?"

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