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Visual networking

Visual networking refers to an emerging class of user applications that combine digital video and social networking capabilities. It is based upon the premise that visual literacy, "the ability to interpret, negotiate and make meaning from information presented in the form of a moving image", is a powerful force in how humans communicate, entertain and…

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4 related topics

Social networking meets video

3 related topics

Other applications

1 related topics

Broadband video takes off

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History

Broadband video takes off

Social networking meets video

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Early examples

Other applications

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Visual networking

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Visual networking

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related to Early examples · 14
Visual networking → Additionally, Critical, Few, However, Ideally, In, In January, July, June, May, Telepresence, Therefore, Unregistered, YouTube
related to References · 12
Visual networking → Andrew Davis, Enderle, How, Kay, Powerful Brew, Roger, Social Networking, The Dawn, The Five Big Technology, Trends, Video Make, Visual Collaboration
related to history · 8
Visual networking → Facebook, February, From, It, MySpace, The, Until, YouTube
related to Social networking meets video · 7
Visual networking → At, Based, Internet, Participation, The, These, Web-based
is a · 1
Visual networking → concept that people can participate in communities of content and communities of interest
has application · 1
Visual networking → While

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video content networking social visual applications user people videos users youtube may make television broadband interactive location based create entertainment

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Visual networkingis aconcept that people can participate in communities of content and communities of interest0.90text
Visual networkinghas applicationWhile0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesYouTube0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesUnregistered0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesFew0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesHowever0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesJuly0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesJune0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesMay0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesIn January0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesTelepresence0.60section
Visual networkingrelated to Early examplesAdditionally0.60section

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