Here at PC PAL we have heard that early social networking pioneer Friends Reunited has been relaunched.
The UK-based network, which began in 2000, now invites users to sign up for its new "memories"-based service.
The original site was bought by ITV for £175m in 2005, only to be sold for £25.6m four years later to online publishing group Brightsolid.
At it's peak Friends Reunited have over 15 million members who used the site to reconnect with old school friends.
The site has teamed up with the Press Association and the British Library to allow users to attach old material - including newspaper clippings - to their own "memory box".
These boxes can be shared on various other networks online - including Facebook, where users can add a Friends Reunited app to their profile.
The question is, do we have enough social networking sites to deal with or will you be jumping at the chance to connect with your friends through Friends Reunited?
