Social networks invent twists to stay in game

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Social networks invent twists to stay in game

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New social network players say don't call "game over" simply because MySpace and Facebook are pulling in about 70% of the Web traffic that's headed toward the top 57 social networking sites. Scrappy new players are devising engagement strategies, narrow customer focuses, and product twists to lure audiences and catch the eyes of business developers. The market is still young and up for grabs.

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