Facebook Roundup: Zynga, Lawsuits, Chrome, Taxes, Glitches, Campaigns, Kids and the Navy

Followup on the Story About Public Information Being Leaked — The Wall Street Journal discovered in an investigation that Facebook applications were inadvertently leaking URLs to third-parties that included user identification numbers. The story was overhyped, considering that the data was already publicly accessible, but some members of Congress are interested now, and so are class-action attorneys. The Journal has since faced criticism about withholding a similar story about another News Corp. property, MySpace — following that, it published