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July 4, 2014July 4, 2014

Jay Rosen nails it with respect to Facebook

Facebook Beachfront 

[Via Dave Winer’s linkblog feed]

Facebook’s controversial study is business as usual for tech companies but corrosive for universities.

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I was more upset with PNAs than Facebook. Glad to see someone else is.

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