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Article: In-Stat: Social Networking Revenue Is Not What Was Predicted

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07-03-2008
In-Stat: Social Networking Revenue Is Not What Was Predicted

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Social networking is an integral part of the Internet and will not be going away, however, after 13 years in the United States, revenue generation is not what it was once predicted to become, reports In-Stat.
The answer is to find different models or methods to capitalize on the wealth of data social networking sites collect, the high- tech market research firm says. Affiliate advertising, the selling of virtual goods, micropayments, social network site merchandising, and ...

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