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Protests Have No Impact On Social Giant
There has been a lot of noise lately about people publicly announcing that they're quitting Facebook. The recent gripes are focused on Facebook over revisions to its platform and privacy policy that encourage its members to make personal information more accessible. People go through great lengths to maintain privacy. We put curtains up in our homes and locks on our doors, so it's no surprise that people are concerned with sharing their information with the world wide web. According to an article in the New York Times, "Analysts and industry experts are quick to point out that Facebook has dealt with a number of user protests in its six-year history and emerged unscathed each time, continuing to add new users at a record clip. For many users, the Web site is an irreplaceable nexus of friends, relatives and colleagues online, making it difficult to abandon." Besides, how are you going to get through the 4pm slump on a Friday without Farmville? Data infers that the past may predict the future of Facebook. Daily Reach for Facebook is up over last month and unique visitors reached an all time high of 135MM in April. 
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