Did you know that social media methods, concepts, and personalities can be combined into a pretty graphical representation spanning the full spectrum of colors?  The author of the Eyecube blog, Rick, came up with a thoughtfully-pieced periodic table of social media elements. 

With the Margherita pizza slowly charring in the oven, I found that my roommate switched on the TV to Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan's classic story about um...email, "You've Got Mail."  Supported by Dave Chappelle's breakthrough role as stereotypical ethnic best friend, "You've Got Mail" showed the mainstream that yeah, there's connections to be made via the internet. Lovely connections.

I've submitted an entry into the campaign-centered photo community Brickfish's "Beautiful Planet" contest to see how it engages its community.  The idea is that you send in your nature-involved picture, spread it around using your established social networks (facebook, hi5, myspace, etc.) and have people vote like crazy to get you a $5000 prize. Or was it $500.  Either way, it's good money!

Ok, it's not really an "interview."  It's my examination of the relatively unknown (gosh only 11 million users) social networking site, Multiply.  These questions stemmed from an APOC social network lab.  I thought it would be fun if it was a Q&A session with my imaginary Multiply C-level exec, so here you go: