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The strategy, concept, implementation and reactions to The Google+ project.
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It’s clear that Google and Facebook will be battling it out for display dominance. With Google+, the company’s umpteenth try at establishing a viable social network in the U.S., surpassed 10 million members in two weeks since launching a relatively wide beta test, it’s conceivable that this could dent Facebook’s growth, which is already showing signs of slowing a bit.
Still, Google+ may be a hit with the tech elite, but that doesn’t mean the people who help make up Facebook’s 750 million users will abandon their FarmVilles for Google. But surely, enough will use both and that will inevitably pull away advertising dollars that Facebook had a virtual lock on. Delete the scoop?
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