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Facebook’s Stumbles Expose Flaws in Its Plan to Rule Advertising

Facebook’s Stumbles Expose Flaws in Its Plan to Rule Advertising
The revelation that Facebook exaggerated its own reach shows there are real flaws in the narrative about what Facebook—and digital advertising—can do. The post Facebook's Stumbles Expose Flaws in Its Plan to Rule Advertising appeared first on WIRED.

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