Facebook Is Marketing Your Brand Preferences (With Your Permission) - New York Times

Facebook Is Marketing Your Brand Preferences (With Your Permission) - New York Times: "Facebook says that many of its 50 million active users already tell friends about particular products or brands they like, and the only change will be that those communications might start to carry ad messages from the companies that sell them. Facebook is letting advertisers set up their own profile pages at no charge and encouraging companies like Blockbuster, Condé Nast and Coca-Cola to share information with Facebook about the actions of Facebook members on their sites." So brands can have profiles, but not schools and libraries? What's up with that? (Oh, yeah, capitalism.)