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Facebook in Middle Eastern Conflict
0 Comments Published by Blake Robinson March 17th, 2008 in Facebook, Facebook News, Facebook controversy, Facebook politics.Facebook is drawing flak from settlers of Jerusalem’s West Bank and the Gaza Strip for automatically labeling individuals either Palestinian or Israeli. The settlers began to send complaints, form groups and threaten to terminate their accounts if the errors weren’t rectified quickly. To it’s credit, Facebook was quick to rectify the situation, giving settlers of […]
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What can Facebook statistics tell us about the 2008 election?
1 Comment Published by Blake Robinson February 5th, 2008 in Facebook Advertising, Facebook Groups, Facebook Marketing, Facebook News, Facebook politics, facebook Business.It’s Super Tuesday (and Mardi Gras) so I figured I’d take a look at some of the trends circulating around presidential nominees on Facebook. Rather than sitting around waiting for the polls to close, I decided to use the totally scientific method (not really) of making deductions based on the number of supporters each of […]
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