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The dirty little secret of Web 2.0 — the version in which users like you create much of the content — is that companies have been trying for years to “monetize” it, and mostly failing. Facebook, Wikipedia, YouTube, Digg and the like are wildly popular, but they’re not making money the way Google and Amazon did.

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