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CHAT REPLAY: Google+: Facebook killer, or just another social network?

Watch a replay of our Tuesday afternoon live chat on Google+, Google's ambitious new social networking site.

Panelists Mathew Ingram (GigaOM senior writer), Erica Glasier (social media marketer), and Ian Rountree (online marketing specialist) joined social media reporter Lindsey Wiebe and other participants for a wide-ranging coversation about how Google+ stacks up to the competition and what its future holds.

 

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Updated on Tuesday, August 9, 2011 at 4:01 PM CDT: Updated to indicate replay

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