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    • September 7, 2006

    Students Protest News Feeds at Online Social Club

    Facebook.com, a site used by more than 9 million students and some professionals, is an Internet lounge where people share photos, read one another's postings and make connections -- a kind of digital yearbook through which people find out about goings-on with their friends and on campus. But this week the site's immense popularity backfired after it started a feature that culls fresh information users post about themselves -- Tim is now single -- and delivers it in headline-news format to their network of buddies.

    In Online Social Club, Sharing Is the Point Until It Goes Too Far, Washington Post, September 7, 2006.

    Posted by EPIC at September 7, 2006 11:30 AM
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