facebook rolls out Plan B

[kkcountry]

are there any bigger pics of these social ads?

[kkcountry]

oh and i can't wait for the "kkcountry loves the smooth taste of Pabst's Blue Ribbon" ad with a pic of me double fisting them.

[Gildwulf]

my new facebook pic



spread the news, maybe we can fight this thing

[Labarde]

[ QUOTE ]
my new facebook pic



spread the news, maybe we can fight this thing

[/ QUOTE ]

can i use that pic in my mspaint competition thingy?

[XXXNoahXXX]

gild,

targeted.

otherwise A+.

[Gildwulf]

bleh, i've been living in canada so long I keep adding extra vowels and letters to everything

[bigt2k4]

I didn't opt in to that additonal thing, does that mean I'm ok?

[Gildwulf]

[ QUOTE ]
I didn't opt in to that additonal thing, does that mean I'm ok?

[/ QUOTE ]

any picture or video you add you have to agree that it meets the terms of use, which owns your soul.

I don't post any pics, but my gf posts entire albums and lots of my friends post pics of me so I basically have no control over that unless I ask them to take it down.

My best friend is also promoting his music on facebook...and facebook owns all his videos now, I'm pretty sure.

[En Passant]

Just curious, does myspace have the same policy?

[Chump Change]

[ QUOTE ]
Just curious, does myspace have the same policy?

[/ QUOTE ]

They tried to but it was successfully fought. This was back in 2005. The problem with facebook was that it was never intended to be a tool for artists promoting their work and the user base is potentially less aware and adept. Myspace was started as a music sharing/promoting site, before it blew up into the behemoth it is today, so the uproar was big enough to be noticable and myspace went a different route. So there's hope with this facebook situation, though people just might not care if their art and hard work isn't on the line.