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USC students launch social networking site

By Alexandra Tilsley · Daily Trojan

Posted February 2, 2010 at 2:27 pm in Blogs, CampusNow

A group of USC students has created what they hope will be the newest fad in social networking.

Cubicl.com, created by students Andrew Lee and Rory Handel along with two other non-USC students, facilitates streamlined communication and idea sharing.

Cubicl allows users to post text, pictures, videos or links within group conversations known as “cubes.” The cubes are meant to allow for easy communication and can be used to share files or information for group projects.

Cubicl launched Feb. 1, and already includes iPhone and Blackberry applications.

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