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The document discusses professional social networks and their user numbers, revenues, and potential uses. It mentions that professional social networks have 90 million users but Yandex only has 4, while blog networks generate $400,000 per month in revenue. It raises questions about what opportunities professional social networks could provide for the US and how they differ from entertainment platforms and actual social networks.
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