ONLINE MEDIA DAILY -- May 12 -- Close on the heels of MySpace allowing users to
share their public profile information, rival Facebook plans to follow
suit with its own data portability program. Facebook Connect, a new
service, will let members of the social networking site link their
identities including basic profile information, photos, friends, groups
and events, as well as privacy settings, to any site. Among similar
efforts, Microsoft in March announced plans to let users of its Windows
Live platform share their contact lists with five of the top social
networks: Facebook, Bebo, LinkedIn, Tagged and Hi5. Yahoo maintains a
separate data portability arrangement with LinkedIn. FULL ARTICLE @ MEDIA POST PUBLICATIONS
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