Abstract: Social graphs using shared personal data are described, including techniques for capturing data from a social data source, determining one or more connections associated with an item using the data, and creating a social graph using the one or more connections, the social graph comprising the one or more connections associated with the item. Embodiments of the invention also include techniques for updating social graphs.

Abstract: Social graphs using shared personal data are described, including techniques for capturing data from a social data source (e.g., a social network service or website, or a professional network service or website), determining one or more connections associated with a connection target (e.g., an item for purchase, rent or sale) using the data, and creating a social graph using the one or more connections, the social graph comprising the one or more connections associated with the connection target (e.g., an item such as a vacation rental). Embodiments of the invention also include techniques for creating or updating (e.g., include in or add to) a social graph based on receiving an access request including update data, for example.

Abstract: Social graphs using shared personal data are described, including techniques for capturing data from a social data source, determining one or more connections associated with an item using the data, and creating a social graph using the one or more connections, the social graph comprising the one or more connections associated with the item. Embodiments of the invention also include techniques for updating social graphs.

Abstract: Social graphs using shared personal data are described, including techniques for capturing data from a social data source, determining one or more connections associated with an item using the data, and creating a social graph using the one or more connections, the social graph comprising the one or more connections associated with the item. Embodiments of the invention also include techniques for updating social graphs.

Abstract: Presentation of social graph data is described, including techniques for displaying connection information comprising receiving a login identifying a member, retrieving from a database an item to which the member is connected, and displaying the item and a connection between the item and the member. Embodiments of the invention include obtaining social data from a social networking service, and using the social data to update social graphs.

Abstract: Social graphs using shared personal data are described, including techniques for capturing data from a social data source, determining one or more connections associated with an item using the data, and creating a social graph using the one or more connections, the social graph comprising the one or more connections associated with the item. Embodiments of the invention also include techniques for updating social graphs.

Abstract: A customer having little or no technical training or experience can publish documents, images and other content to the web using the disclosed methods and systems. A simple e-storefront portal guides the user to selection of a desired domain name, if she does not already have one, and the system registers the domain name automatically to the user. It sets up a virtual server associated with the registered domain name for publication of the user's content. A client application is configured, downloaded and installed on the user's computer desktop.