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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ January 27, 2018
	NEWS
	ACLU challenges Georgia politicians' Facebook blocks Chattanooga Times Free Press At some point seven years ago — she can't remember when, exactly — LJ Burton could no longer sound off on U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson's Facebook page. "I don't know why," Burton said, "other than I disagree with him on pretty much everything." Specifically, she thought the Republican from Georgia ... Flag as irrelevant
	Panic followed by smugness: After Facebook news feed changes, audience development pros self ... Digiday For Kurt Gessler, deputy digital editor at the Chicago Tribune, there was "panic initially," followed by vindication and, he allowed, "a little smugness." That's because the Tribune only posts about 10 percent of its content on Facebook, and its audience development experts do other tasks in the newsroom ... Flag as irrelevant
	Russian operatives got more than 62000 Facebook users to confirm they were attending sham ... The Week Magazine Russian agents managed to get fake Facebook events in front of the eyes of almost 340,000 users during the 2016 election, with 62,500 users going as far as to confirm their plans to attend. The numbers reflect Russian trolls' startling ability to physically mobilize Americans through social media, ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Little Big Brother Spirit Daily Blog Little Big Brother: Facebook Wants To Know Your Bedroom. January 26, 2018 by SD. From the Daily Caller: Facebook is reportedly asking some users who or what they are sleeping with, and it is not exactly clear why. The social media company often asks people to provide more basic personal ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Mommy Groups Hellobee With the help of Facebook, I've been having tons of playdates with other moms in my area! The new era of Facebook mommy groups has totally changed my life. It's so easy to make a shout out to 5,000 moms in your area and ask what's going on in your city. I've made some pretty great friends with ... Flag as irrelevant
	LRPD Fires Recruit over Lil Wayne Facebook Post from High School Fox16 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - The Little Rock Police Department fired a recruit over a Lil Wayne song lyric she posted on Facebook as a teenager. This is the department's third new hire in two months to lose their job over social media-related activity. A police spokesperson confirmed the termination but couldn't ... Flag as irrelevant

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