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	<title>Comments on: Can You Guess Which Facebook App Is Making A Million Dollars A Month?</title>
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		<title>By: Thomas Baldrick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Thomas Baldrick</dc:creator>
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		<description>Erick,

Thank you for the insightful piece.  You present some really thought provoking information and scenarios.  Facebook investors will find a way to smile soon.  Sadly for them, their site doesn&#039;t have the business model of a competitor like LinkedIn.  However,    monetizing the overwhelming popularity of Facebook can come in a variety of ways beyond as you aptly said &quot;plastering it with generic ads.&quot;  The Facebook phenomenon may currently be like the child who grows too fast for his clothes.  Eventually, they find something that fits and fits well.</description>
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<p>Thank you for the insightful piece.  You present some really thought provoking information and scenarios.  Facebook investors will find a way to smile soon.  Sadly for them, their site doesn&#8217;t have the business model of a competitor like LinkedIn.  However,    monetizing the overwhelming popularity of Facebook can come in a variety of ways beyond as you aptly said &#8220;plastering it with generic ads.&#8221;  The Facebook phenomenon may currently be like the child who grows too fast for his clothes.  Eventually, they find something that fits and fits well.</p>
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