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		<title>By: This just in: teenagers lack attention span. at the daily j.d.a.</title>
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		<dc:creator>This just in: teenagers lack attention span. at the daily j.d.a.</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Oct 2006 22:20:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] 1. Article relies on too small of a sample. 2. Creeps don&#8217;t ruin MySpace, spam ruins MySpace. 3. Things won&#8217;t be much better at Facebook. 3a. I still don&#8217;t think the two work very well in direct comparison, and I have a whole new round of issues with FB that I&#8217;ll discuss later. 4. Article mentions YouTube but not the MySapce downturn effect on YouTube. 5. Failure to cite Josh Amer for all of his insight into this coming problem. 6. 320,000 new profiles a day is still pretty damn good growth. 6a. The real problem is that of those 320,000 many are either one time users or businesses (that use spam and call it viral marketing) not real people. [...]</description>
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