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   Friendster

   In 2003, Friendster management received a $30 million buyout offer from Google, which they declined.
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   Social network service

   First there was Friendster (which Google tried to acquire in 2003), then, MySpace, and finally, Bebo.
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   Social networking in the Philippines

   A screenshot of Filipino users in Friendster ... Gambito had earlier deleted her MySpace account because she objected to the Google-powered online advertisements that she said "were in direct conflict with the HappySlip brand and especially misrepresentative of Filipino women."
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   MySpace

   After the 2002 launch of Friendster, several eUniverse employees with Friendster accounts saw its potential and decided to mimic the more popular features of the social networking website, in August 2003. ... "Google search ads find momentum", USA Today.
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   Orkut

   Americans then started leaving the service and switching to other similar sites such as MySpace and Friendster. ... Google services
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   EPIC 2014

   In 2005, Microsoft buys Friendster in response to Google's action.
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   OpenSocial

   Applications implementing the OpenSocial APIs will be interoperable with any social network system that supports them, including features on sites such as Hi5.com, MySpace, orkut, Netlog, Sonico.com, Friendster, Ning and Yahoo!. ... Google
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   Wink Technologies

   Wink results are added on to search results from Google to give users a full search experiencee in one place. ... On November 10 2006 the company released 'Wink People Search' which provides search across multiple social networks such as MySpace, Bebo, Friendster and LinkedIn .
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   Xanga

   Premium users have the option to put their own Google AdSense ads on their Xanga sites. ... Friendster
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    gBox

    The widget was developed together with the gBox portal, and can be added on any 3rd party site, e.g. social networks such as MySpace and Friendster, or personal blogs. ... ↑ Aughton, Simon (2007-08-13). "gBox - Not Google - has DRM-free Universal deal".

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• Friendster,
• Social network service,
• Social networking in the Philippines,
• MySpace,
• Orkut,
• EPIC 2014,
• OpenSocial,
• Wink Technologies,
• Xanga,
• gBox