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Mobile social networking on the rise
Social networking is still the most popular online activity for North American mobile web users, according to a new report.The study by Openwave Systems revealed that Facebook and MySpace represent the top two search queries on Google and Yahoo!'s respective mobile search services.
MySpace appears to be more popular with mobile web users than Facebook, however, receiving 46 per cent more hits per session on average than its rival.
Openwave Systems said this could mean that MySpace will soon become the preferred method of mobile communication for some users and could displace several of the most popular email services.
It added that the continuing popularity of social networking could further represent "a unique opportunity" for mobile operators to form partnerships with social media sites and generate incremental revenues from messaging on these websites.
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