Facebook users' status updates, videos and photos can now be embedded in websites beyond the free-content advertising network. At present, only a small number of publishers including CNN and Huffington Post can use the feature, however. But once they've tirelessly worked the hamster wheel, Facebook said world+dog will get to …

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Thursday 1st August 2013 13:13 GMT Simon Harris

[ f ] off!

Surely it's enough that if I want to see what someone's facebook presence is, I can click that little [ f ] icon that'll usually be on their page somewhere...

... but I don't really want their endless stream of ~~consciousness~~wank forced down my throat as soon as I go to their page!

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Thursday 1st August 2013 13:36 GMT Anonymous Coward

#facebook

On Facebook used to bring back a lot of adverts for young attractive asisn women who worked in "hospitality"

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Thursday 1st August 2013 14:50 GMT Bob Vistakin

Gotta pick up on the snarky emphasis on how many ads FB runs

Has the Reg ever considered running any? I hear it's a useful revenue stream for internet businesses.

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1. Friday 2nd August 2013 10:03 GMT Great Bu
  
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  Does anybody who reads ElReg actually see any adverts in their browsers ?
  
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  1. Friday 2nd August 2013 11:23 GMT Atonnis
    
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    You might have forgotten to turn off your AdBlock Plus installation when visiting The Register......shame on you!
    
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Friday 2nd August 2013 11:52 GMT Anonymous Coward

"Facebook users' status updates, videos and photos can now be embedded in websites beyond the free-content advertising network."

Facebook users' status updates, videos and photos can now be embedded in websites beyond the content-free advertising network."

FTFY

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