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npr:

The Facebook changes (and resulting frustration) prompted a discussion around NPR.org editor Nicole Werbeck’s desk at work about what other companies have forced unwanted changes on the public. What happens when companies make changes that consumers don’t want, didn’t ask for and want things changed back?

Read what she had to say: Facebook’s Latest Great Leap Forward Part Of A Proud Corporate Tradition

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    free service. everyone has...get over this. delete your Facebook if you don’t like the...
  8. spareunderthemat said: This is all wrong. The “users” are NOT the same as “consumers” here, in the business sense. We are NOT giving them our money… typically, though I know they do have that option.
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  17. nymphetaminedream said: the public are not the customers of facebook; they are the product.
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