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consumer psychology
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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Leona Ungerer
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"The Elder Scrolls Online game is reportedly being overrun with bots which are mining gold and ruining the experience for everyone ..." 
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"When a thing connects to the Internet, three things happen: it becomes smart, it becomes hackable, and it's no longer something you own ..."
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"The hacking collective Anonymous claimed responsibility on Monday for hacking Burger King’s Twitter account, filling it with drug references and changing the name to McDonalds. On the surface it was, admittedly, a bit humorous. There’s a deeper story here, though, and it’s the risks that brands take trying to promote products and services on Twitter. Whose responsibility is it, ultimately, to make sure nothing goes awry?..."
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