The Twitterverse is buzzing about the latest change on Facebook. The “like” function will now be very similar to the “share” function. After a user “likes” something on a third-party Web site, the link—complete with a headline and image—will show up on the user’s news feed. This means “liked” items are less likely to get lost in the churn. More than 2.5 million sites now have integrated “like” buttons in order to link back to Facebook. News of this change in function comes on the heels of the Facebook movie,
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