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• 19 May 10
  

  Amalie Weltman
  • JUDY WOODRUFF: These Internet social clubs, known as social networking  sites, allow users to join for free, create personal profile pages, add photos,  music, blogs, and messaging, and, with no geographic boundaries, build their own  network of "friends," people they already know or may never meet, who willingly  share their lives on the Internet.

  • JUDY WOODRUFF: A recent survey by the Polly Klaas Foundation found one out of  four teens say they have talked online about sex with someone they never met in  person, while nearly 20 percent reported knowing a friend who has been harassed  or asked about sex online by a stranger.
• 03 Jan 07
  

  nmcgee

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• 04 Oct 06
  

  Will Richardson

  If you can imagine having a club, a social club, where everybody walked around with a big sandwich board on the front of them saying everything about themselves, if you take that concept and take it to the Internet, something that's happening electronical

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  Will Richardson on 2006-12-24
  If you can imagine having a club, a social club, where everybody walked around with a big sandwich board on the front of them saying everything about themselves, if you take that concept and take it to the Internet, something that's happening electronical

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