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Was Facebook's Emotional Manipulation Study Worth Getting Angry About? | Forbes
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13:36Now PlayingIn January 2012, Facebook ran an experiment on 689,003 users to see if it could affect their moods by throttling the positive or negative posts in their News Feed.
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