Facebook's New Public Profiles:: Good for Businesses, Bad for People"
It is difficult to keep up with the changes in Fb, but this helps illuminate some of the ways Fb is trying to change, to accommodate larger institutional users. However, this might be worth investigating as a way for smaller institutions -- e.g. a university class -- to connect to students.
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