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Bebo CEO Michael Birch unplugged
Created: 12/13/2007
Video description: ZDNet Executive Editor David Berlind interviews Bebo CEO Michael Birch at Bebo's launch event in San Francisco. In this video, Birch talks about how Bebo has opened its network to third-party application developers and how any app that's written to run on

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