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Facebook Apps: Why they’re focused on fun instead of utility
| Ben has a good point. Facebook should subsidize application marketing efforts for high utility apps (though its hard to define utility!). |
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Futuristic Play by Andrew Chen: Facebook Apps: Why they’re focused on fun instead of utility |
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