Oprah is hoping to spread gratitude to half a billion people around the globe with a new viral Facebook game tied to her OWN cable network. The idea is to encourage people to thank someone they know -- in real life or virtually -- and then click the button, "I said thank you," which in turns shares it with their Facebook friends. People who play are entered to win a "personal thank you" from Oprah herself. "This is something we've never tried before," explained Oprah. "Let's see what we can do together. Can we change the world? I think so."

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Oprah is hoping to spread gratitude to half a billion people around the globe with a new viral Facebook game tied to her OWN cable network. The idea is to encourage people to thank someone they know -- in real life or virtually -- and then click the button, "I said thank you," which in turns shares it with their Facebook friends. People who play are entered to win a "personal thank you" from Oprah herself. "This is something we've never tried before," explained Oprah. "Let's see what we can do together. Can we change the world? I think so."

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Oprah is hoping to spread gratitude to half a billion people around the globe with a new viral Facebook game tied to her OWN cable network. The idea is to encourage people to thank someone they know -- in real life or virtually -- and then click the button, "I said thank you," which in turns shares it with their Facebook friends. People who play are entered to win a "personal thank you" from Oprah herself. "This is something we've never tried before," explained Oprah. "Let's see what we can do together. Can we change the world? I think so."

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