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		<title>By: Happy Anniversary: Five Years of Chicago Carless &#124; CHICAGO CARLESS</title>
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		<description>[...] The Point of Social Media Is the Social, Not the Media Lido&#8217;s Caffé in Oak Park, the home of a longstanding coffee klatsch that germinated on Twitter&#8211;my coffee klatsch&#8211;succumbed to the ailing economy last week. Yet in the shop&#8217;s failure is a lesson in online community&#8211;and how to translate it to real life. The coffee shop may be gone, but the friendships forged there live on. [...]</description>
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