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Social networking involves expanding one's business and social connections through other individuals. While social networking has existed for as long as societies, the internet now provides unprecedented opportunities to promote connections through web-based social networking groups. Facebook in particular has grown rapidly, becoming the second most popular website in the US with over 134 million unique visitors in January 2010, demonstrating high engagement through time spent on the site.
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