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Credit: Reuters/Robert Galbraith Related News Google signs deal to buy social search company Thu, Feb 11 2010 Twitter names Pixar executive as CFO Wed, Feb 10 2010 UPDATE 2-Twitter names Pixar executive as CFO Wed, Feb 10 2010 UPDATE 1-Google Gmail tweak challenges Facebook, Twitter Tue, Feb 9 2010 UPDATE 1-Google Gmail tweak challenges Facebook, Twitter Tue, Feb 9 2010 SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc said it may create a stand-alone version of its Buzz social networking product but won't separate Buzz from its Gmail service, a linkup that has spurred controversy over privacy. Technology | Media Google, the world's No.1 Internet search engine launched Buzz earlier this week in a bid to tap into the fast-growing social networking market dominated by companies like Facebook and Twitter. Buzz allows users to broadcast messages and share photos and videos with friends and colleagues online, similar to Twitter and Facebook. But unlike those services, Buzz is built directly into Google's Gmail and the product automatically creates each users' social network based on the person's most-frequently emailed contacts. "We have considered, among all the other features that we add to Buzz in the future, to create a stand-alone experience in addition to it being in Gmail," Google spokeswoman Victoria Katsarou told Reuters on Friday. In the days since the product launch, a number of online blogs and publications have argued that the Buzz-Gmail link creates a privacy problem since the Buzz contact network is publicly viewable by default and could expose people's private contacts. On Thursday, Google announced a couple of changes on its corporate blog designed to address some of the concerns, including making it easier for Buzz users to keep their contacts list private. 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