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Social media on the Internet is traditionally linked with websites like Facebook, Twitter, Technorati  and Flickr. Lee White reminds us in the presentation named “Social Media is…”, posted on Slide Share, that conversations among human beings are conducted in a human voice. Lee also adds that “networked conversations are enabling powerful new forms of social organization and knowledge exchange to emerge”.

Facebook, MySpace, Xing, LinkedIn and Friendster are considered by many as the leading social networks for professionals. The survey below, posted by BuzzDash, checks which social networking site is most popular among its users.

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