Less than a year ago, Facebook founder Zuckerberg announced in Web 2.0 Summit, according to Facebook statistical data, social share information grows exponentially, today the total amount of share information groweed two times than two years ago, one year from now, the total share information user generated will double. Zuckerberg's social sharing law can show as a formula: Y = C x 2 x. X represent the time, Y represent amount of user's share information, C is for the moment of share information now. If this formula was set up, then 20 years later, a user's share information will be one million times than today, namely the 20 power of 2.
Zuckerberg laws really exist? If found how to understand? If simple see from individual users with visual experience this law may not be established. Only 24 hours a day, everyone's Internet time is limited. If the contribution data of his network after 10 years is more than one thousand times than today's, 20 years later one million times than today, how can a person face such a large volume of data in finite time? Can't imagine a man read the amount of information after ten years one thousand times than today's, ora person surfing on the mall or playing online games twenty years later one million times than today's. Similarly, if from traditional operation site, the data they can produce can only grow according to count progression.
Zuckerberg's law only founded in website such as Facebook, that is, only applicable to the individual user, through the interpersonal relationship between information interaction and communication of the network service framework of WEB2.0.
The experience of the FACEBOOK data is that the share data get doubled each year, actually in theory the growth of the shared data should turn many transgressions. So, this is not a accurate mathematical laws, but only a description to the statistical significance. Different sites in different historical periods and different operational level, share data increase might be different. But, the main trend is not wrong, this rule will be effective in a quite long period. The famous Moore's law put forward in 1967, but still effective in 45 years later today.
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