Study and analysis of Social network Aggregator
Charu Virmani, Anuradha Pillai, Dimple Juneja · 2014
Organizing contacts, friends, sharing thoughts, emotions searching content and data are the basic means that a social networking site provides. By sharing, and managing content the users form a social network for example, Facebook, Linkedin, twitter, Orkut, etc. A user may exist on several different social networking sites and the problem to maintain the account on these networks prevails. This brings us to define a Social network aggregation i.e. collecting the social content from different social networks and integrate it at a single location/site. It is an attempt to organize a user's social networking experience as whole. This paper gives a review on different Social network Aggregators and issues in integrating social network. Exposing criminal behaviours in e-commerce, computer intrusions identification, detecting health problems, analysing satellite images.