YouTube attracts many webmasters and companies to repeat success or to get at least a little piece of market share. Many people create their own local or niche Tube sites to target certain group of users.

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Facebook is one of the fastest growing social networking websites and is quickly becoming a powerful and cost effective portal, ideal for organisations to create that ‘brand connection’ in the Web2.0 world.

Facebook is similar to MySpace, and is known as a free social networking website. Facebook members put together their own profile that lets them post photos, send public and private messages, list their interests and build a directory of friends. 

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sociological/anthropological aspects of social networks, and eager to understand the impact of the new communication medium on the practice of marketing. And yet she feels a little slimy saying that.

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There is a lot of talk lately about social networks and, of course, whether they will replace email as the primary form of Internet communication. If this sounds familiar, it is. Last year, RSS was going to replace email. The year before that blogs where going to replace email. And yet, according to research group Radicati, there will be 1.4 billion active email accounts at the end of this year.

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