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		<title>By: Built to Thrive - The new business landscape &#187; Case of KickApps: Reinventing the social platform?</title>
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		<dc:creator>Built to Thrive - The new business landscape &#187; Case of KickApps: Reinventing the social platform?</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] SaaS (software as a service). It will take you all of 30sec to create your own community on-line (this blog entry talks about: Using Social Media in the Real World with Results), check this SystemicLogic Research [...]</description>
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