TitleRound Social Network Gets Guy’s Heads Out of MySpace Gutter

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Riding the vertical social network trend, TitleRound, a new social networking site for men hopes to offer guys what they can’t find on MySpace, Facebook and other broadly focused networks. We’re told the site will provide “a centralized area where guys in their twenties, thirties and forties can communicate on a public and personal level about the topics and interests that matter to them, including sports, gear, entertainment, activism, business, sex and health.” Probably a good thing. There’s only so much time a guy can spend looking at and fantasizing about things he’ll never get his hands on. At least with TitleRound a guy can win stuff through the site’s Triple Crown baseball promotion.

Not completely ignoring a guy’s primary needs, TitleRound also features a baseball hottie contest in which guys can leer at women dressed in baseball uniforms. Some things will never change.

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