What is a Family Content Network?

We've coined the term "Family Content Network" (FCN) to describe a network of online digital content, assets and properties managed by families, for families.

This phrase was first coined in our blog "This Invention: A Family Content Network".

Officially, then, a Family Content Network is a "linked web of cross-referenced online properties and related digital content, woven together with a binding semantic theme (such as Family Services), and provided and managed through the efforts, expertise and knowledgebase of a Family Unit". Unofficially, it's basically a web-ring or online conglomerate on steroids, where the "ring" includes not only websites, but articles, documents, content snippets, links, forum postings - any discrete digital asset than can be managed and reused. 

“Semantic theme” simply means a shared method of organizing and describing things within the context of your family activities (a.k.a. a "taxonomy" – so you’re all on the same page, speaking the same language. The business objective of an FCN is like most others; low-cost, efficient start-up for recurring, high-yield revenue providing investors and customers consistent, high-quality value.

Welcome to our Family Content Network, we hope you find useful products and services for you and your family!