The Future of Social Networking
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As Facebook and MySpace continue to welcome a wider and wider array of members, some people are turning to more discriminating social sites
FriendFeed is tearing down the walls between Web haunts such as Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, etc.
MySpace and Friendster's runaway popularity and exposure have helped spawn an array of targeted networking sites. Advertisers are noticing
Sports-related sites are quickly drawing new users—and high-caliber advertisers
Facebook and MySpace want to allow users to share data with other sites, but increased competition from Google and Yahoo looms
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In this excerpt from BW columnist Sarah Lacy's book, the co-founder of Netscape backs a social networking site named Ning
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According to a Rapleaf study, while both sexes still use social networking sites in huge numbers, women are the ones holding down the fort
