Facebook's top leaders are flexing their political muscle this cycle, contributing to their favorite party, or hoping to influence policy by giving to the company's political action committee.
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Facebook reaches one billion users
Facebook's network now reaches one of every 7 people on the planet.
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Facebook wants you to pay to promote your posts
Facebook is testing a new feature that lets cough up cash to push their updates to a wider audience.
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Twitter tops Facebook in mobile ad sales
A report shows that Twitter has outpaced Facebook k in U.S. mobile advertising revenue, according to a new study.
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