Money For Nothing: Social Networking Sites and a Paid Membership Model

Entities Mentioned

• Google
• Myspace

1. The last P.G Wodehouse book that I read inspired the title for this post. The connection pretty much ends there as we talk about paid membership sections on popular Social Networking sites and if someone would pay to get more in what essentially is a platform to keep in touch. Placing my arguments on how they can and why they should. (Read Full Article)
   
   

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