Strategic Social

A logical byproduct of current technological and political trends, I  
guess:

http://www.strategicsocial.com/


I was wondering was the XG thought of:
a) the sheer existence of such endeavors (namely, attempts to  
“leverage the social web for national security”) and
b) their potential for “success” or major failure. The latter could  
easily come from an utter rejection by the online communities or the  
simple fact that there's probably too much noise in the social web to  
make it a worthwhile source of data, etc. I really see both of those  
outcomes with roughly equal chances of happening.


Cheers,
Tim


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