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Social bookmarking links

All stories on PrivateEquityRealEstate.com include links at the bottom of their page to various social bookmarking / sharing websites.

Such sites let you store, tag and share links across the internet. The links can be shared with friends and people of similar interests. The links are also not restricted to the computer you are currently working on - they can be accessed from any terminal you use.

So, if you find a particularly interesting story on PrivateEquityOnline and wish to store it for the future or share it with others, all you have to do is click on one of these links to add it to your list.

Each of the sites can be used free of charge, but they do require you to register first. Once registered you can start bookmarking.

The sites are different in their approach, but you can use the links below to work out which is best suited to you.

Del.icio.us

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