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MySpace was one the first to give people a glimpse into the success you can have when you give kids/young adults an online paintbrush and allow them to create, with minimal restrictions, whatever they want. A lot of people look at the style sheets on MySpace pages and cringe. But I’m pretty sure many [...]

Scott Rafer writes about the resurgence of Friendster in his latest post. Goes to show that you can’t give up on certain sites just because they are not the cat’s meow in the States. There is a huge world market out there with many spheres of influence.
Now Friendster just has to be careful to not [...]