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Social networks don't necessarily have to have an online presence. Honestly, social networking theory had its beginnings way before the internet existed. Even without facebook, twitter, instagram... there existed networks within societies that could regulate the flow of information, change the meaning of information and influence behavior.
Some examples are Book Discussion groups that met at a local library or a coffeehouse.
Remember CB Radios? They weren't just for truckers. I had a CB handle I was known as "OhioFlash". Such fond memories of saying "breaker, breaker what's your 20?" We would eavsdrop on the truckers and just converse with others on the radio.
So what becomes of these old school networks and what happens to them as a result of new media networks?
Does the center of influence change because of online social networking?
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