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Nifty

As soon I mention how good TechCrunch is at spotting trends in the Web 2.0 world, out comes this post about Foxmarks, a VERY interesting take on synchronizing bookmarks and what that means to searches.

Plus it's headed by Mitch Kapor, and his track record is pretty good...

This could be big.

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