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Tuesday, December 19, 2006

User-generated content wins at Google

Google has just published it's list of the most searched terms for 2006. Seven out of the top ten are for user-generated sites. That tells us that most people are searching for sites where they can contribute - not just read. Your web site users want to take part - let them....! (By the way you can add your comments below....!)

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