I'm not a big fan of Facebook, but they are absolutely in the clear on this one IMO. Your music analogy is spot on. WSJ needed an article with the keyword "Fa

I'm not a big fan of Facebook, but they are absolutely in the clear on this one IMO. Your music analogy is spot on. WSJ needed an article with the keyword "Facebook" in it so that they could get more visitors to their site. I doubt that anyone outside of the authors of these articles is actually upset over this, but if there are such individuals, they are just the normal cadre of people that are upset because they like being upset and have nothing better to do. Anyone legitimately bothered by this should go join a parents group and start writing letters to TV execs about how they and their children were scarred for life by the last wardrobe malfunction they saw on live TV.