@ntaus8 186814 wrote:
Everybody’s being very cautious about marketing this way.
Those social sites are primarily furnished with children under 18.
We don’t need a blow-up at this stage of the legal game.
ntaus
Interesting point. I think that may be true for myspace and possibly bebo, however, looking back at facebook’s history particularly, it was originally open to only college students so it had a good starting point of members who were above the age of 18. Since they opened the network to everyone not long ago, minors have begun signing up, but from the demographics below it shows that there is still a very large market of people above the age of 18 internationally using facebook. It seems that there is still a very good size market that can be tackled by affiliates considering the fact that facebook recently hit 100 million users.
http://radar.oreilly.com/2008/09/facebook-growth-by-age-group-s.html
