BREAKING: "Facebook-Gate" coverage

UPDATE: To protest changes, Facebook users have created a backlash group called:"FACEBOOK OWNS YOU: Protest the New Changes to the TOS!"

Here's an excerpt from the description:

As per Facebook's request, the following was submitted to Facebook Spokesperson Barry Schnitt after the story broke Monday morning concerning Facebook’s most recent changes to its Terms of Service, and the resulting user backlash.

The group passes on user questions and concerns to Mr. Zuckerberg and the Facebook Legal Team.

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BREAKING: Well, apparently Mark Zuckerberg wasn't content to be the founder of a social networking conglomerate that became competitive with reigning champion MySpace.

Now reports indicate that he wants to be a BIG BROTHER to over 175 million active Facebook members.

Coverage of the controversy (dubbed "Facebook-Gate" by Rant Rav!ngs) has spanned far and wide, and we've collected some of the top stories for your viewing convenience:

BREITBART.COM: "Facebook reassures users in wake of service terms change"

ASSOCIATED PRESS: "Facebook changes on data retention spark protests"

MASHABLE: "Facebook: All Your Stuff is Ours, Even if You Quit"

THE CONSUMERIST: Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content. Forever."

MSNBC: "User backlash prompts Facebook changes"