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Social Networking is taking on a new local flavor, and Oregon is participating in the change.
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Large national online social networks like MySpace and Facebook are being supplanted by smaller user-created, geographically bounded, and theme specific networks. The trend can be seen in Portland where new networks are empowering communities of dog lovers, publishing students, and church goers.
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Large national online social networks like MySpace and Facebook are being supplanted by smaller user-created, geographically bounded, and theme specific networks. The trend can be seen in Portland where new networks are empowering communities of dog lovers, publishing students, and church goers.
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lars patenaude
Posted on June 19, 2008 at 03:59 AM | Permalink
Review of Social Networking Goes Local
Very clear and straight forward.