Tag: privacy
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Companies should not uses consumer’s social content without opt-in
It’s a great article that explores a number of pertinent topics with regards to consumer generated content (photos, tweets, etc.) on social media and how companies may leverage that content for their own marketing campaigns.
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Social media for combating crime
As the Edward Snowdon NSA leak story continues to unfold, another conversion, equally as important is surfacing – who should be allowed to monitor conversations and when?
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The Government is Listening to Your Conversations, DUH!
Anyone who thinks their social media profiles and conversations are private or secure is naive.
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Facebook Introduces Consumer to Business Direct Messaging
Facebook rolled out a new feature to it’s Asian-based users whereby fans of a business page and initiate “private” communication threads with the page admins that do not appear in the “public” feeds.
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Behavioral targeting – When will it go too far?
Remember that most technology and most inventions aren’t created to cause harm; they are simply exploited by others to do so, after the fact.
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Facebook & Privacy – Why Can’t They Be Friends?
Facebook had a fantastic opportunity to evolve its brand over the past several years into a leader and champion of privacy and safety. Yet, it seems just the opposite may have taken place.
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Ad Targeting Opt-Out Bill – Who Really Wins?
A new bill is working its way through the labyrinth of Capitol Hill with regards to enabling consumers to opt-out of behavioral ad targeting. In other words, advertisers are current able to serve you ads based upon your “online persona” – a collection of sites you’ve previously been to and other generally available information about…
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