Reuters - Facebook touts new Web surfing scrapbooks

Facebook touts new Web surfing scrapbooks
Eric Auchard, Reuters

Want to show your friends what you're reading or watching on the Web? Facebook says you can now do it "in two clicks."

Initial partners include news sites like The New York Times, WashingtonPost.com, Dow Jones' Wall Street Journal Online and gaming sites like GameSpot.com (owned by CNET Networks, the publisher of News.com) and IDG Entertainment.

There are also links to sports sites like Time Warner's SI.com and NBC Universal's NBCSports.com, video sites such as Brightcove and PhotoBucket, StupidVideos.com and eBaum's World, and humor sites like The Onion and CollegeHumor.com.

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