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Facebook and the First Amendment: Facebook decides who gets to view your posts and whose post you get to view
by Monique Altheim on February 11, 2011
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Posted by Monique Altheim on February 11, 2011
https://ediscoverymap.com/2011/02/facebook-and-the-first-amendment-does-facebook-get-to-decide-who-gets-to-view-your-posts-and-whose-post-you-get-to-view/
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