Olga Kharif
March 14, 2012 | Daily Report Online
Facebook risks annoying mobile usersAline Drucker Fornaris, a lawyer in Miami, is on the front lines of Facebook's new effort to put advertising on mobile devices.When she logs on to the social-networking site from her BlackBerry or iPad, she sees ads for Caribbean travel deals and a local clothing boutique. Facebook used to only have ads in the personal-computer version-not the mobile apps-and Drucker Fornaris isn't happy about the change.
By Olga Kharif
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