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Not sure what to do when a friend puts news of a break-up or a bad day on Facebook? There’s no “Dislike” button on the cards, but the company is looking into another way to expand the range of responses people can make to friends’ posts, the Huffington Post finds….

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The FTCs advertising rules strictly prohibit deceptive advertisements: ads that readers or viewers probably wont recognize as ads. Even if something is labeled native advertising or sponsored content, its placement or writing style can lead people to believe its part of the rest of the site. Participants in the workshop (called, naturally, Blurred Lines) touched […]

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On the Huffington Post, the story received close to 8,000 comments and 16,000 Facebook shares (with follow-ups receiving more). Creating and running one of the web’s first and biggest news aggregators gave him one of the best perspectives you could hope for in a book about the media.

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