What brands should know about the dark side of Facebook
31 May 2012 | by Nicola Clark
media. According to data from AVG, 60% of US parents secretly check their children's Facebook accounts ...
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media. According to data from AVG, 60% of US parents secretly check their children's Facebook accounts ...
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According to the Financial Times , citing a person familiar with the subject, Facebook could merge clients' data with its own, to see what action users take following interaction on the social networking site. The FT also claims premium ad slots, such as those in users' newsfeeds, will be able ...
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