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<description>Corporations seeing Facebook and MySpace as all the rage are trying to capture the excitement by building sites that allow employees to share best practices and other meaningful info. Problem is, writes Ben Worthen at WSJ&apos;s Business Technology blog, that...</description>
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<author>zach@lawline.com (Continuing Legal Education)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>I like that quote from Rob Koplowitz.  Lawyers and professionals are not interested in these sites because the only time they would come in handy are times when you should be working.  There needs to be a comfortable balance of work related info and extra curricular/interesting information available on the same social networking site.</p>]]></description>
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