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Facebook is standing firm on a policy that has led to the removal of some photos posted by women that show breastfeeding. The deletions have spurred Facebook members to stage protests both online and offline. Full Article at The New York Times

WEB-SAVVY moms who breast-feed are irate that social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace restrict photos of nursing babies. Full Article at Shanghai Daily

Facebook's deletion of Kelli Roman's picture with daughter Ivy inspired a protest campaign. Photo / AP Web-savvy mums who breastfeed are irate that social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace restrict photos of nursing babies. Full Article at New Zealand Herald

SEATTLE Web-savvy moms who breast-feed are irate that social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace restrict photos of nursing babies. Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal

The Mommy Wars are raging on Facebook between nursing mothers who want to let it all hang out and the Facebook admin team who are committed to keeping the site family friendly for all, including children. Full Article at Spero News

A Provo mom spent part of her Christmas vacation protesting outside Facebook's Palo Alto headquarters after the social networking site removed a picture of her nursing her infant daughter. Full Article at Deseret News

In a world where "man boobs" are allowed to flop freely at football games, the strict scrutiny of photos of breastfeeding mothers reflects a double standard that has riled many Facebook users. Full Article at TechNewsWorld

Facebook has ticked off various constituencies over the years with its various new-product introductions and policies, but recently it has pushed the button of one group that advertisers have learned are a force to be reckoned with: online moms. Full Article at Advertising Age