Fearful Class Rep Flees Facebook 'Like' Ad Action

By Greg Ryan (March 14, 2012, 1:16 PM EDT) -- Two plaintiffs dropped out as proposed class representatives Tuesday in a suit in California over Facebook Inc.'s allegedly nonconsensual use of users' "likes" in advertisements, with one claiming she grew fearful for her privacy after the company "attacked" other representatives during depositions....

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