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The Next Two Years Belong To Facebook, According To MySpace Founder
webpronews.com - 2/12/2009
The Next Two Years Belong To Facebook, According To MySpace Founder
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It appears that even the co-founder of MySpace is placing his money on Facebook to win the social networking wars–if only for the next couple of years. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald , Brett Brewer co-founder of MySpace who sold the social site to News Corp, said: read more  ...
Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content. Forever." [Your Rights]
consumerist.com - 2/15/2009
Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content. Forever." [Your ...
— consumerist.com — Facebook's terms of service (TOS) used to say that when you closed an account on their network, any rights they claimed to the original content you uploaded would expire. Not anymore. Now, anything... (more) Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We ...

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blog.facebook.com - 2/16/2009
On Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
— blog.facebook.com — A couple of weeks ago, we updated our terms of use to clarify a few points for our users. A number of people have raised questions about our changes, so I'd like to address those here. I'll also take the opportunity to explain how we think about ... (more) On Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information

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business.smh.com.au - 2/12/2009
Facebook tipped to outshine MySpace
— business.smh.com.au — Rupert Murdoch will not be happy but the co-founder of MySpace's parent company before it was sold to News Corp in 2005 says the global battle against Facebook is over. Facebook, said Los Angeles-based Brett Brewer, will dominate MySpace in worldwide ... (more) Facebook tipped to outshine MySpace

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