The overhaul of Delicious will allow users to organize the links that they are constantly getting from social media, something you can do with current social bookmarking sites, but only by cutting and pasting links. Hurley and Chen's solution sounds much more interactive and easy than the current offerings.

What Should Your Business Do?

If you have a company blog, you've probably got plug-in installed that allows users to share data through Facebook, Twitter, and social bookmarking sites. Beyond that, a business doesn't need to do much to take advantage of social bookmarking sites besides offer content worthy enough to be bookmarked.

The re-launch of Delicious will be something to watch for, thanks to the experiences of Hurley and Chen. We won't have to wait too long; the new site should be out before the end of 2011. In the meantime, if you are a Delicious user, and give it permission to transfer your bookmarks to the new site so that you don't lose them when the new site is brought online.

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