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Thursday 17 August 2006

As in ‘real’ life, social networking starts to split into cliques.

Is social networking clique-ifying? Cult director Michel Gondry has chosen iMeem (which touts itself as providing ‘the best of social media’) to market his upcoming film instead of using the ubiquitous (read mainstream) and amateur-looking (read ugly) MySpace. In a rather nice device, users can contribute their own dreams to promote The Science of Sleep. The site is the work of a collaboration between iMeem and lovely magazine RES.

[Via Protein Feed]

Posted by Anne-Fay | Tags: film, imeem, Michel Gondry, MySpace, social networking
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