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Quarter of a million people sign up for nostalgic Hyves profile

Quarter of a million people sign up for nostalgic Hyves profile

Mediahuis announced that 250,000 people have registered for a profile on the social platform Hyves one day after its nostalgic relaunch. The overwhelming interest has resulted in a significant waiting list for new users.

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