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BakeSpace: SN For Home Chefs

BUSINESS WIRE -- Aug 13 -- BakeSpace.com launched in August 2006 as the Web's first food-centric social network and recipe swap. BakeSpace.com today introduced a new design and a range of features that makes it easy for cooking and baking enthusiasts to help one another improve their skills in the kitchen. Those who have knowledge to share can create a mentor profile tagged to specific types of foods and cooking techniques. When people browse BakeSpace's database of member-submitted recipes and find a tasty recipe, they also find a list of related tips and mentors eager to share advice and encouragement. FULL ARTICLE @ MARKET WATCH

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BakeSpace.com: MySpace For People Who Like Cooking

TECH CRUNCH -- July 2 -- BakeSpace.com announced that it has teamed up with KitchenAid for an onsite promotional giveaway. It's the first time KitchenAid has used a social networking site to promote its products. BakeSpace is a niche social networking site targeted at people who like to cook and allows users to swap recipes, stage cooking demonstations and upload food photos. FULL ARTICLE @ TECH CRUNCH

Mark Brooks: Dogster, MyChurch, now BakeSpace. We'll see ever more niche networks spring up now Ning and Me.com are enabling people to start their very own social networks.