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  My Mom's on Facebook...
  A hair metal anthem for anyone whose mom is ruining Facebook! Music and lyrics by Blood of TigerCat. Visit backoftheclass.net for more. Follow us twitter.com (for the comedy) and twitter.com (for the rock). Download the song for free at our blog: www.backoftheclass.net Become a Facebook fan: j.mp LYRICS: You used to be a special place for all my college friends. A sanctuary in cyberspace, but every love story ends. (Facebooooook.....) Why'd you have to go and lose your exclusivity? Now all my nightmares have come true... my mom just friended me! Since she joined she spends all her time checking my news feed. My interests are no longer bubble butts and sticky weed. She whacked my ass on Mafia Wars and Flixtered "You've Got Mail." She washed the colors with the whites and posted "laundry fail" ('cause now)... CHORUS My mom's on Facebook. She found a new way to nag me. My mom's on Facebook. Comments whenever friends tag me. My mom's on Facebook. She only got it to stalk me. My mom's on Facebook. My childhood photos cock-block me. My wall is not for e-mail, mom, you'll never get it right. And gifting me some sexy lips don't mean a kiss goodnight. She keeps on adding all my friends, they just think she's a joke... except for Steve who says that she's a mom he'd like to poke. (She's a MILP!) Mama read my 25 Things and each and every note. Now she knows I lost a bet and had to wax my scrote. Suggests new pages every day from "hugs" to "Will and Grace." It's getting to the point <b>...</b>
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  Social Connect App Now on Facebook!
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  Privacy Concerns Hit Facebook, Goog...
  This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http People are supposed to be social on a social media website. But choosing to share information is not the same as having it shared for you. And that difference is at the center of debate over privacy on Facebook and other social networks. A free service that makes money by advertising other sites has to find the right balance. It has to satisfy advertisers seeking information to target ads. But it also has to be careful, or people could start to worry about an invasion of privacy.Facebook started as a website for college students to share interests and information. Today, it is the largest social media website -- more than four hundred million users. But lately it has faced a lot of criticism about its handling of privacy issues. In May, Mark Zuckerberg, the twenty-six year old chief executive of Facebook, announced changes. He said: "Today, we begin rolling out some new controls to make it easier for you to control what you share on Facebook." He said controlling personal information will be simpler than with the existing system of complex privacy settings. Marc Rotenberg is president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center. He told "The Early Show" on CBS television that the changes may not be enough. He said he thinks there are a large number of users who have decided they really cannot trust Facebook anymore. Facebook is based in Palo Alto, California. The privately held company <b>...</b>
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  Not all Facebook fans can see your...
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  Facebook Changes Privacy Policy Aft...
  Users of social network website Facebook have pushed back against recent changes to the site's privacy practices. Corespondent Spencer Michels reports. Then, Jeffrey Brown talks to Kevin Bankston of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Pete Cashmore, founder of Mashable.com, about the growing pressure to safeguard user information online.