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If executives at MySpace expected to win praise as good corporate citizens for ridding their Web site of 29,000 registered sexual offenders, those hopes have vanished by now.
Since the news came out, criticism of the social networking site only seems to have grown among public officials, parent and watchdog groups, and the general public.