Is Mark Zuckerberg’s concept of privacy your concept of privacy? Probably not. And this week we discuss Zuckerberg’s ongoing repositioning of Facebook as “private.”

One more thing: Thank you to Emma Haddad for including Inside PR in her list of podcasts PR pros should listen to.

Linkworthy

• A Privacy-focused vision for social networking, Mark Zuckerberg
• Mark Zuckerberg discovers privacy, Taylor Hatmaker
• Roger McNamee thinks the pivot to “privacy” helps Facebook, not you, Hanna Kozlawska
• Facebook just shoplifted Snapchat’s best idea, Kara Swisher
• Facebook lost 15 million users? Marketers remain unfazed, Amy Gesenhues
• 30 podcasts PR Pros should listen to, Emma Haddad

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