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"With its most recent privacy backlash seemingly behind it, Facebook surged ahead to a new traffic record in the U.S. during the month of June.  According to comScore, the social network pulled in more than 141 million unique visitors in the U.S. during the month, beating its previous record (set in May) by better than 11 million.  \nYear-over-year, Facebook\u2019s traffic has nearly doubled, from 77 million unique U.S. visitors in June 2009.  As a result, as you can see in the chart above, Facebook has blown past its social networking competition \u2013- most notably MySpace and Twitter, both of which have shown little growth in the past year according to comScore.  \nTwitter, however, is quick to point out that it is still seeing record traffic in terms of tweet volume, a result of users accessing the site through third-party clients and mobile devices instead of its website. \nIn any event, Facebook\u2019s continued growth puts it within striking distance of Google for title of most visited web property in the U.S.; the search giant had a total of 179 million unique visitors across its sites in the month of May.  \nIs there any end in sight to Facebook's growth?  At the moment, a recent survey suggesting teens are starting to suffer \"Facebook fatigue\" is about the only bearish news to report about the social network, but there is that pesky movie about the company's controversial beginnings that hits theaters in October."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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