#social-networking

#social-networking

Series, a small New York-based start-up, thinks it has a shot at winning a profitable share of the market. The business, only launched last year, is today revealing it has now signed up 10,000 daily active users who have collectively exchanged more than a million messages so far. Series is the brainchild of two Yale University students, Nathaneo Johnson and Sean Hargrow, who saw an opportunity to do something different in the social networking space.

"Do you miss the old internet?" That's the question you're hit with if you find yourself on the website for Perfectly Imperfect.

In 2019, Sarah Leary stepped away from Nextdoor but returned to help usher in a new era for the neighborhood social networking platform, now valued at $247 million.

Social platform startup 222 uses AI to engineer chance encounters among members to combat social isolation, leveraging machine learning to connect people meaningfully.

WhatsApp would have had to make money eventually. The most likely way to do this without Meta would be through a personal social networking service.

Reddit's executive Winter Raymond emphasized that the platform has never viewed itself as a traditional social networking service, stating, 'Users come to Reddit to find their community, not to engage in social networking.'