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It's hard to grow your social networks, but it's even harder to get your contacts out. Enter a Web service called OpenXchange.

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A survey by a U.K. rsearch firm found that business use of social networks costs business in the country more than $2.25 billion a year.



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Google Social Search Unveiled Sans Facebook

Google today rolled out Social Search within the Google Labs site. Google announced the new experimental search tool at last week's Web 2.0 Summit.



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The tech industry has seen more than its share of products and services that are ahead of their time. All of them flopped, but all of them also influenced the industry. This list should serve as a warning to those who think that being the first to think of something will lead to any easy road to success.



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Facebook, Twitter users are affluent and urban, study shows

Facebook users are more affluent than their social networking counterparts on Myspace, and bloggers and Twitterers tend to live in urban areas, according to a survey of social networking sites by The Nielsen Co.

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