There are some searches that could be used by someone who was sociopathic to cause immediate and quite distressing harm to quite a few people.

Facebook unveils a new social search that takes us to another level of spooky.

From WNYC in New York, this is On the Media. I'm Bob Garfield.

New guidelines will ban your boss from punishing you for what you say on social networks, up to a point.

He called the employer's customers rednecks and stated that he hoped they choked on glass as they drove home drunk.

Plus, the Atlantic gets in hot water after letting the Church of Scientology run an advertorial on its website.

They're paying for the right to control or at least strongly influence the message.

And in exchange for that, it does have to be disclosed that they have paid for that placement.

All that and more.

Coming up next.

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From WNYC in New York, this is On the Media.

Brooke Gladstone is out this week.

I'm Bob Garfield.

And since Brooks away, I want to take the opportunity to express some grievances.

For starters, as between us, Brooke spends way too much time on eBay.

Also, she loves Star Trek, like without irony.

And she leaves old scripts and shoot up pens all over the studio. She is. Yeah, Bob, I don't

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