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	<title>Comments on: Facebook users own their content, Facebook&#039;s Zuckerberg writes after chaos</title>
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		<link>http://www.goldsteinmedia.com/blog/facebook-users-own-their-content-facebooks-zuckerberg-writes-after-chaos/comment-page-1/#comment-108</link>
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		<description>That’s fairly common language in terms for various sites such as Facebook. While it gives Facebook some far-reaching and scary possibilities, the basic idea is that things you upload may end up residing on servers outside of Facebook’s direct control. These broad rights make it so that you can’t sue Facebook for some cached content on some other server, but yes, it also means they can sell your photos or use them in advertising with no recompense to you.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That’s fairly common language in terms for various sites such as Facebook. While it gives Facebook some far-reaching and scary possibilities, the basic idea is that things you upload may end up residing on servers outside of Facebook’s direct control. These broad rights make it so that you can’t sue Facebook for some cached content on some other server, but yes, it also means they can sell your photos or use them in advertising with no recompense to you.</p>
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		<title>By: meeting rooms edinburgh</title>
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		<description>Thats fairly common language in terms for various sites such as Facebook. While it gives Facebook some far-reaching and scary possibilities, the basic idea is that things you upload may end up residing on servers outside of Facebooks direct control. These broad rights make it so that you cant sue Facebook for some cached content on some other server, but yes, it also means they can sell your photos or use them in advertising with no recompense to you.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thats fairly common language in terms for various sites such as Facebook. While it gives Facebook some far-reaching and scary possibilities, the basic idea is that things you upload may end up residing on servers outside of Facebooks direct control. These broad rights make it so that you cant sue Facebook for some cached content on some other server, but yes, it also means they can sell your photos or use them in advertising with no recompense to you.</p>
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		<description>Thats fairly common language in terms for various sites such as Facebook. While it gives Facebook some far-reaching and scary possibilities, the basic idea is that things you upload may end up residing on servers outside of Facebooks direct control. These broad rights make it so that you cant sue Facebook for some cached content on some other server, but yes, it also means they can sell your photos or use them in advertising with no recompense to you.</description>
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