New social media service Path promises to bring your true friends (not just acquaintances) together in a much more personal way. However, neither Path, nor Facebook, nor Google+ have fully comprehended that personal circles vary by context, and that context changes rapidly and infinitely.<\/p>\n
In the end, while services like Path get us closer to \u201cpersonal,\u201d they are still very much \u201cbroadcast\u201d versions of social media. Ultimately, new services will arise that will allow the user to easily and naturally build relationships, physically meet and communicate with one\u2019s rapidly morphing groups of true friends.<\/p>\n
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