Growing outcry over Facebook privacy changes
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
An online backlash against the social website Facebook is gathering strength – and the company’s executives have held an emergency meeting to discuss growing concerns about the privacy of its users.
According to Google search results, there’s been a spike in the number of Facebook users looking to delete their accounts.
Some of the site’s 400 million user charge that it is trying to exploit users by controlling access to their private information.
But despite the backlash, Ben Parr, the co-editor of the social networking blog Mashable.com, says the social website continues to grow.
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http://www.gsinc.co.uk/tips Gareth talks to Ben Wills about Social media and web 2.0 as part of the ECommerce Rocks series. Ben talks about YouTube, MySpace, Digg and Bebo.
