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Angsuman Chakraborty

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Angsuman Chakraborty is the CEO and Chief Architect at Taragana
Calif. teenagers sue Facebook, saying website's `Like' feature makes illegal teen endorsements Posted: Aug 27, 2010 10:11 PM
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more images more images Facebook sued in California over teen endorsements LOS ANGELES — Two Los Angeles County teenagers are suing Facebook, claiming the social network effectively sold their names and images to advertisers without parental permission. The lawsuit filed Thursday in Los Angeles challenges a Facebook feature that allows members to note that they like an advertised service ... Original article on : Calif. teenagers sue Facebook, saying website’s ‘Like’ feature makes illegal teen endorsements.

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