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Microsoft's strategic investment in Facebook means it not only has the chance to play with the company's rich and untapped data set, it gets to keep it away from Google. Lorenzen has previously claimed that Facebook could be worth up to $100 billion because of its ability to drive relevant online advertising. | ||||||||
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October 2007 Yea I think that's why Digg signed up with Adcenter as well. They are social networks' cookie-ready which generates more ad dollars.
I wrote a related post about online privacy: http://hyveup.blogspot.com/2007/10/online-privacy.html There's an example of the info Myspace shares with third parties.  Reply
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