Both big corporations and tiny startups are trying to capitalize on the social networking trend, but neither camp has demonstrated a surefire business model. There ’s money and eyeballs coming at these sites from all directions, but because there isn’t much money flowing back out again, some wonder whether we’re in for another bubble.
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