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(CNN)A Florida man who posted a photograph of his wife's body on Facebook was found guilty Wednesday of second-degree murder. Derek Medina of South Miami was accused of shooting his wife, Jennifer Alonso, in August 2013. After he killed her, authorities Sheryl Sandberg, who lost her husband in May, wrote, Credit: Jun Sato/WireImage It's been six months since Sheryl Sandberg lost her husband, Dave Goldberg, and in a heartfelt Thanksgiving post she admitted that "there were days when gratitude seemed beyond College students across the country are speaking out in response to Facebook pages purporting to represent “White Student Unions” on their campuses. Phelan Simpkins, a senior at the University of Missouri, told ABC News he believes the "Mizzou White An anti-Islam group in the Dallas, Texas, suburb of Irving publicized the names and addresses of over 60 Muslims and Muslim "sympathizers" on its Facebook page. The Bureau of American Islamic Relations’ post targets those who spoke out against a Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is gearing up to take two months parental leave after the birth of his daughter. Now the company is offering new fathers at Facebook’s global offices the chance to take twice as much. The social networking giant will offer Derek Medina, aka the Facebook killer, who shot his wife eight times and uploaded pictures all over social media to allegedly brag about his disgusting act, has been convicted of murder, despite pleas by his defense that he shot his wife to defend himself. .

Facebook Inc. is laying the groundwork to expand its Instant Articles service in Asia, underscoring the extent to which it considers populous emerging markets as it implements new features. The world’s largest social network has in recent weeks Derek Medina, right, was found guilty of second degree murder, shooting a deadly missile and child neglect. Jurors gave the “Facebook killer” a thumbs down on Tuesday. Derek Medina, who posted a photo of his dead wife on Facebook with the caption You might not have heard about Moments, a photo-sharing app from Facebook (NASDAQ:FB). The app has been downloaded by only a few hundred thousand people. Moments harnessed the power of Facebook's network and its facial-recognition software to automatically An anonymous Facebook page created early in the week at the University of Illinois may have been among the first White Student Union pages to pop up, but it’s hardly been the last. (Photo: Facebook) An anonymous Facebook page created early in the week at .