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"Want to Digg this article?  How about adding it to del.icio.us, or one of the hundreds of other social bookmarking sites?  Now Facebook is playing the same game, allowing site owners to insert a \"share on Facebook\" button to articles, photos, videos and more.\nFacebook rolled out the basic \"Share\" feature last week, allowing users to post content to their Facebook profiles by hitting a button, pasting external links or using a browser bookmarklet.  This meant you could post YouTube clips, Photobucket photos and more to your Facebook profile, and even have the videos play on the profile itself (Karel also mentioned the feature in his post).  Now they've gone a step further: if you've seen those little \"Digg This\" buttons at the bottom of news articles, get ready to see a Facebook logo there, too.  Facebook are announcing today that they're making a \"share on Facebook\" icon available to site owners, meaning that any publisher, big or small, can allow users to share their content on the popular social network.  They haven't yet made this super easy for bloggers: after a brief scan of the Share Partners page, I'm none the wiser about how I could add this to my blog posts.  But give it a few days and we'll no doubt see plugins being developed for the popular blog platforms.\nWhat does this mean?  Most probably, it means that thousands of content sites will start adding blue \"F\" buttons, thus promoting Facebook and helping the network to grow even faster.  One of the reasons for Digg's success is the virtuous circle it creates: bloggers post \"Digg This!\" buttons to get more readers from Digg, and Digg gets promotion through thousands of buttons dotted across the web.  What's more, Facebook claim to already have buttons on major sites like Time, Photobucket and The Onion."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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